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Can we change Python for loop range (higher limit) at runtime?
No, You can't modify a range once it is created. Instead what you can do is use a while loop instead. For example, if you have some code like:
for i in range(lower_limit, higher_limit, step_size):
# some code if i == 10: higher_limit = higher_limit + 5
You can change it to:
i = lower_limit while i < higher_limit: # some code if i == 10: higher_limit = higher_limit + 5 i += step_size
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