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This document discusses Python loop manipulation using the pass, continue, break and else statements. It provides examples of how each statement works, including using break to terminate a loop, continue to skip to the next iteration, pass as a placeholder, and else to execute code after a for or while loop finishes normally without breaking.

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This document discusses Python loop manipulation using the pass, continue, break and else statements. It provides examples of how each statement works, including using break to terminate a loop, continue to skip to the next iteration, pass as a placeholder, and else to execute code after a for or while loop finishes normally without breaking.

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Loop manipulation using pass,

continue, break and else


Week-4 , Lecture-1

Course: Programming in Python By: Dr. Rizwan Rehman


The break Statement

• break statement is used to terminate a loop or


bring the control out of a loop when some
external condition is triggered.

Course: Programming in Python By: Dr. Rizwan Rehman


• break statement is generally used with while
and for loop.

• if statement is used to provide the condition


on which break will terminate the loop.

Course: Programming in Python By: Dr. Rizwan Rehman


break Example
i=1
while i<=10:
print (i)
if i==5:
break
i=i+1
Course: Programming in Python By: Dr. Rizwan Rehman
s = input("Enter a string: ")
# Using for loop
for letter in s:

print(letter)

if letter == 'a' or letter == 'i':


break

print("Out of for loop")


Course: Programming in Python By: Dr. Rizwan Rehman
The continue Statement
• The continue statement unconditionally allows
the control to jumps to the beginning of the loop
for the next iteration.
• This is just the opposite of the break statement.

Course: Programming in Python By: Dr. Rizwan Rehman


• continue statement is also generally used with
while and for loop.

Course: Programming in Python By: Dr. Rizwan Rehman


i=0
while i<=10:
i=i+1
if(i==5):
continue
print (i)
Course: Programming in Python By: Dr. Rizwan Rehman
for letter in 'Python‘:
if letter == 'h':
continue
print (letter)

Course: Programming in Python By: Dr. Rizwan Rehman


The pass Statement
• It is just a no operation statement.
• You can place a pass statement in the code
where you may write the actual set of code
latter on.

Course: Programming in Python By: Dr.


Rizwan Rehman
for letter in 'Python':
if letter == 'h':
pass
print ("This is pass block")
print (" Letter :", letter)

Course: Programming in Python By: Dr. Rizwan Rehman


The else Statement

• Python supports the use of else statement


with the for and while loop.

Course: Programming in Python By: Dr. Rizwan Rehman


• The else statement when used with for, is
executed at the termination of the for loop.
• The else statement when used with while, is
executed when the condition becomes false.

Course: Programming in Python By: Dr. Rizwan Rehman


for letter in "Python":
print(letter)
else:
print("Complete")

Course: Programming in Python By: Dr. Rizwan Rehman


count = 0
while (count > 1):
count = count+1
print(count)
break
else:
print("No Break")
Course: Programming in Python By: Dr. Rizwan Rehman
Thank you

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