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# dead Loop
# count = 1
# while Count <= 3:
# Print ("Kill you..")
# count = Count + 1
# Number of 1-100

# count = 1
# While Count < 101:
# Print (count)
# count = Count + 2

# Let users continue to enter content and print. Exit the program until the user enters Q
# while True:
# content = input ("Please enter a word, (enter Q to exit the program):")
# if content = = ' Q ':
# break # interrupted. Terminates the current layer loop
# Print (content)

# flag = True
# while flag:
# content = input ("Please enter a number (enter 66 to exit the program):")
# if content = = ' 66 ':
# Print ("Congratulations")
# flag = False # interrupted. Terminates the current layer loop
# If content > ' 66 ':
# print ("Big, Come Again")
# If content < ' 66 ':
# Print ("Small, Come Again")


# Print (content)
# Else:
# print ("123")


# while True:
# content = Int (input, enter a word (enter Q to exit the program):)
# if content = = ' Q ':
# continue # Stops the current loop. Continue with the next loop


# The difference between break and continue: Break is to completely stop the current layer loop. Continue stop the current loop and proceed to the next loop



# count = 1
# while Count <= 10:
# if Count = = 4:
# count = Count + 1
# continue # to exclude some content
# Print (count)
# count = Count + 1

# It has to be written
# count = 1
# while Count <= 20:
# if Count = = 10:
# break # does not trigger else execution, while...else ... is a whole. Break the whole of the time to stop it completely
# Print (count)
# count = Count + 1
# Else: # Execute the code in this else when the above conditions are not true
# print ("finished")

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