Python Break statement

PythonBreak Statement

The Python break statement, like in the C language, breaks the minimum enclosing for or while loop.

The break statement terminates the Loop statement, that is, the loop condition does not have a false condition, or the sequence is not fully recursive, and the loop statement is stopped.

The break statement is used in the while and for loops.

If you use a nested loop, the break statement stops executing the deepest loop and starts executing the next line of code.

Python language break statement syntax:

Break

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Instance:

#!/usr/bin/python for Letterinch ' Python ':     # First Example   if Letter== ' h ':       Break   Print ' Current letter: ', Lettervar = Ten                    # Second Example while var > 0:                 Print ' current variable value: ', var   var = var -1   if var == 5:       BreakPrint "Good bye!"

The result of the above instance execution:

 Current  Letter :P Current  Letter :y Current  Letter :T CurrentVariable Value: Ten CurrentVariable Value: 9 CurrentVariable Value: 8 CurrentVariable Value: 7 CurrentVariable Value: 6GoodBye!

Python Break statement