This tutorial explains the break statement in Python, which is used to exit loops prematurely. It emphasizes that break stops iterations only in the innermost loop and cannot function outside of looping constructs. Practical examples explore how break can be applied, including assessing student performance based on failed scores and a number-guessing game to process input. Additionally, a brief mention of the continue keyword highlights its role in skipping iterations, contrasting it with break's functionality. An interactive quiz at the end strengthens learning outcomes.
In Python, the break statement lets you exit a loop prematurely, transferring control to the code that follows the loop.
A break in Python is a keyword that lets you exit a loop immediately, stopping further iterations.
Using break outside of loops doesn't make sense because it's specifically designed to exit loops early.
You'll determine if a student needs tutoring based on the number of failed test scores.
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