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100 # Write a function called print_range_except that # takes as inputs: 102 # int start_num 103 # int stop_num 104 # int step_num 105 # int num_not_to_print 106 # and prints every number from start to stop with 107 # a step size determined by step. If it 108 # encounters num_not_to_print, it should not 109 110 # print that number. Use for and in, and the # range function.

          100
# Write a function called print_range_except that
# takes as inputs:
102 #
int start_num
103 #
int stop_num
104 #
int step_num
105 #
int num_not_to_print
106
# and prints every number from start to stop with
107
# a step size determined by step. If it
108
# encounters num_not_to_print, it should not
109
110
# print that number. Use for and in, and the
# range function.

100
# Write a function called printrangeexcept that
# takes as inputs:
102 #
int startnum
103 #
int stopnum
104 #
int stepnum
105 #
int numnottoprint
106
# and prints every number from start to stop with
107
# a step size determined by step. If it
108
# encounters numnottoprint, it should not
109
110
# print that number. Use for and in, and the
# range function.

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First, we need to define the function called print_range_except that takes four integer inputs: start_num, stop_num, step_num, and num_not_to_print. Show more…

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100 # Write a function called print_range_except that 101 # takes as inputs: 102 # int start_num 103 # int stop_num 104 # int step_num 105 # int num_not_to_print 106 # and prints every number from start to stop with 107 # a step size determined by step. If it 108 # encounters num_not_to_print, it should not 109 # print that number. Use for and in and the 110 # range function.