Control Statements: Python Programming Sybsc (It) Sem-Iii 2020-21
Control Statements: Python Programming Sybsc (It) Sem-Iii 2020-21
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Python Programming
SYBSc(IT) SEM-III
2020-21
What Is This Topic About?
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Break
The break statement in Python is
used to terminate a loop.
This means whenever the interpreter
encounters the break keyword, it
simply exits out of the loop.
If the break statement is used inside a
nested loop, it terminates the
innermost loop and the control shifts
to the next statement in the outer
loop.
It is used in switch statement also to
terminate the case.
Continue
Whenever the interpreter encounters
a continue statement in Python, it will
skip the execution of the rest of the
statements in that loop and proceed
with the next iteration.
This means it returns the control to
the beginning of the loop.
Unlike the break statement, continue
statement does not terminate or exit
out of the loop.
Rather, it continues with the next
iteration
Pass
Assume we have a loop that is not
implemented yet but needs to
implemented in the future.
In this case, if you leave the loop
empty, the interpreter will throw an
error.
To avoid this, you can use the pass
statement to construct a block that
does nothing i.e contains no
statements.
It is a placeholder for future code
It is null block
Questions
1) How many control statements are present in Python?
In Python, there are 3 types of control statements. Namely, break, continue and pass statements.