Not sure when to use the while loop vs for loop? In this video we will discuss how and when to use the while loop.

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EXERCISE

Modify the example in the video, so that the program will quit when the user inputs “q” or “quit” in either lower or uppercase. See if you can do this without using an else or elif

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