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All right, guys, welcome back to another challenge in our programming course.

And in one of our previous challenges in this section, we've written a program using while loops that

could calculate the result of the power for a given number.

So we've added the power functionality to our calculator using the wired loops.

And in the same way, I would like it to solve this task, the same task.

But now, instead of using wired loops, we are going to use for loops.

So just a quick reminder of what you have to do in this task.

You simply have to write a program that will receive as input to numbers a number, a number itself

and its power.

And then the program should calculate the result of NUM in these particular in these given power and

bring the result of a screen.

So pretty much the same as the previous challenge where we solved this exercise by using a while loop.

That just now we are going to use a for loop to solve this.

This the same question just with another looping structure.

So I hope it makes sense that you guys and what I want to show you hearing this challenge is that we

can solve the same task by using different structures of loops, because both of them the for loop and

the while loop, basically they can achieve.

Maybe it will be written differently, but both of them can achieve the same thing on just syntax.

The syntax will be changed a little bit and decipher the syntax that maybe changed.

Some of them are better for one one, one type of problems, one type of challenges, while the other

is better for another types of challenges.

And but both of them can solve the same task.

It just has to be modified a little bit.

So that's it.

So give it a try, guys, and I'll see you in the next video.