Loop Control Statements - Break, Continue, Else, and Pass Statements in Python Tutorial

In this video from WsCube Tech, you will learn about loop control statements in Python.
The break and continue statements in Python are jump statements that skip some statements in the loop. It terminates the loop immediately without looking at the test expressions.
You can also use these statements in any type of loop-like while loop, for loop, do-while loop, etc.
break: It terminates the current loop and resumes execution at the next statement.
continue: It returns the control initially of the while loop. It rejects the remaining statements in the current loop, and control is given back to the top.
else: it is supported by the for a loop. It is executed when the loop has iterated the list.
pass: It is used when the statement is required in the system without the need for any command.
Our trainer will take you through all loop control statements in Python with the help of practical implementation. It will help you understand the concepts better.
We have a complete playlist on Python. You can watch more videos from there to learn about Python from scratch.
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