On Monday we covered 'basic python' and made loops.

loops.py
i=1
while i<5:
    print i
    i=i+1

The end result is a loop in the terminal that counts from 1 to 4.

The next program we created was a back loop:

backloop.py
i=10
while 0<i<11:
    print i
    i=i-1

This program counts back from 10 to 1.

"Everythird" was to see if one can print out a list, but only every 3rd number.  This one counts from 1-100...in threes...starting from 1 and 4.

everythird.py

i=1
while i<101:
    print i
    i=i+3

The next program was titles "Milestone 1" and if you can do this you can do a lot in programming (supposedly). :P

milestone1.py
i=0
total=0
while i<6:
    total=total+(i)
    print i
    i=i+1
print total

Now, this is a little tricky.  I'm going to break down exactly what is going on. 
    i=0, in the address "i" there is currently nothing allocated there.
    total=0, in the address "total" there is nothing currently allocated
    while i<6:, AS LONG AS the variable in the address 'i' is under 6...
       total=total+(i), the variable in the address "total" is ADDING ITSELF PLUS THE CURRENT VALUE OF "i"
       print i, print the current value of "i"
       i=i+1, the variable in the address "i" is ADDING ITSELF PLUS 1
    print total, prints the current value of "total"
The tricky part usually comes from not knowing how to