def count(numbers): numbers = sorted(numbers) tot = 0 while numbers[tot] < 20: tot += 1 return tot This is solution of the exercise

Hi Swarntam! Thanks for reaching out. We use a while loop to iterate over a certain piece of code so long as the condition (in our case - to havenumbers[tot]< 20) is true. This means that the while loop will go through every element from numbers and augment the value of tot by 1 every time the loop encounters a value smaller than 20. Hope this helps. Best, Martin

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Swarntam Saurav

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How the value of iteration for while loop keeps incrementing without even initialising?

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How the value of iteration for while loop keeps incrementing without even initialising?

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