[Python] How can I use the values in my sympy summation in my piecewise properly?

I have a sympy summation in python and I want to add the summation value that my sympy symbol is currently to a variable in python so it can use numbers to run non symbolic functions.

The code I'm using is:

from sympy import symbols, summation, Piecewise, Eq

# Define the symbols
n = symbols('n', integer=True, nonnegative=True)
x = symbols('x') # Example formula variable

# Define your formula (e.g., x = 2 * n)
def formula(count,symbol):
first = count.to_bytes(32,byteorder='big')
second = first.from_bytes(32, byteorder="big")
third = second **2
return third
# Define the number you're looking for (e.g., find first occurrence of 6)
target = 1

# Define a Piecewise condition to detect the first occurrence
piecewise_logic = Piecewise(
(formula(0 + target ,n),Eq(n, target)), # If the formula equals the target, use it
(0, True) # Else, return 0
)

# Perform the summation (simulate finding the first occurrence)
result = summation(piecewise_logic, (n, 0, 10)) # Summing over range 0 to 10

print(result)


As you can see in my code the sympy summation is from 0 to 10.

In my piecewise, target is just a placeholder, it should be whatever value the symbol is in the summation 0 through 10.

Then it should add to 0 each time n changes its summation value.

I'm not looking for any loops I want everything instant like this code.

So basically my question is how can I use each value of the summation at every step of n and add that to 0 in my piecewise?

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