To count to a billion in Python, we can use a for loop and the built-in range()
function. However, a loop with a range of one billion would take a long time to complete. So, we can break it down into smaller chunks using the math.ceil()
function to round up the number of iterations needed for each chunk.
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This code will count from 0 to 999999999, printing each number along the way. The chunk_size
variable can be adjusted to balance performance with memory usage.
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