The continue statement is a control flow tool in Python that enables users to skip over specific portions of code within loops. Exclusively used within for and while loops, it allows for easier management of loop iterations by bypassing certain conditions. This behavior keeps the loop running smoothly while ensuring that only designated portions of code are executed. An interactive quiz consisting of 10 questions tests knowledge on this concept, scoring each correct answer with a maximum possible score of 100%. There is no imposed time limit for answering questions.
The continue statement allows you to skip code in a loop for the current iteration, jumping immediately to the next iteration. It's used exclusively in for and while loops.
The continue statement helps control the flow of execution in loops by bypassing specific conditions, allowing for structured and predictable code processing.
The quiz contains 10 questions and there is no time limit. You'll get 1 point for each correct answer, with a maximum score of 100%.
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