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control structure

Apr 15th, 2009

hi
I want to write this code in do while or if else, or any other way except for loop. here is the code

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for i in range(65,90):
     for j in range(65,90):
         for k in range(65,90):             
             token=chr(i)+chr(j)+chr(k)	 	    
             block = ((i<<16)+(j<<8)+(k))             
             cblock = pow(block,e,n)
             table[token]=cblock
for i in range(65,90):
     for j in range(65,90):
         for k in range(65,90):             
             token=chr(i)+chr(j)+chr(k)	 	    
             block = ((i<<16)+(j<<8)+(k))             
             cblock = pow(block,e,n)
             table[token]=cblock

can anyone please help me to write this in anyother format?
thanks

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Re: control structure

Apr 15th, 2009

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Originally Posted by pong pong

hi
I want to write this code in do while or if else, or any other way except for loop. here is the code
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Python Syntax (Toggle Plain Text)
for i in range(65,90):
     for j in range(65,90):
         for k in range(65,90):             
             token=chr(i)+chr(j)+chr(k)	 	    
             block = ((i<<16)+(j<<8)+(k))             
             cblock = pow(block,e,n)
             table[token]=cblock
for i in range(65,90): for j in range(65,90): for k in range(65,90): token=chr(i)+chr(j)+chr(k) block = ((i<<16)+(j<<8)+(k)) cblock = pow(block,e,n) table[token]=cblock
can anyone please help me to write this in anyother format?
thanks

Why are you looking to get away from the for loop? I believe that is the easiest and most straight forward way to do this....

Note: range(65,90) will only give you letters A through Y. You're missing out on the 'Z'; although perhaps that's what you had intended...

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