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All right, guys, welcome back to another challenge in our programming course.
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And in one of our previous challenges in this section, we've written a program using while loops that
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could calculate the result of the power for a given number.
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So we've added the power functionality to our calculator using the wired loops.
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And in the same way, I would like it to solve this task, the same task.
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But now, instead of using wired loops, we are going to use for loops.
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So just a quick reminder of what you have to do in this task.
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You simply have to write a program that will receive as input to numbers a number, a number itself
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and its power.
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And then the program should calculate the result of NUM in these particular in these given power and
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bring the result of a screen.
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So pretty much the same as the previous challenge where we solved this exercise by using a while loop.
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That just now we are going to use a for loop to solve this.
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This the same question just with another looping structure.
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So I hope it makes sense that you guys and what I want to show you hearing this challenge is that we
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can solve the same task by using different structures of loops, because both of them the for loop and
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the while loop, basically they can achieve.
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Maybe it will be written differently, but both of them can achieve the same thing on just syntax.
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The syntax will be changed a little bit and decipher the syntax that maybe changed.
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Some of them are better for one one, one type of problems, one type of challenges, while the other
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is better for another types of challenges.
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And but both of them can solve the same task.
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It just has to be modified a little bit.
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So that's it.
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So give it a try, guys, and I'll see you in the next video.
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