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@erayagdogan3389

1 year ago

Also using return in loop will stop all remaining code execution in function even it is a nested loop and will return the value. It's useful when you find what you are looking for and there is no need to loop.

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@TechUpBuilds

1 year ago

Didn't know about continue, thanks heaps ❤️

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@WifeWantsAWizard

11 months ago

Also, there is a hidden "break" statement contained within each "case" in a "match" call. This is important because you want the most-common cases first and then the rarer cases toward the bottom of the list to improve performance.

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@kpbendeguz

8 months ago

What continue is excellent for is to avoid identations in loops.
So instead of:

if (condition is True):
do something

you can write:

if (condition is False):
continue
do something

This way you can remove multiple levels of identations inside loops.

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@jlewis4441

1 year ago

This is actually really cool, I never knew about the continue keyword. Definitely helpful

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@mrmuranga

5 months ago

thanks for sharing...never knew of continue..now I do

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@AspiringMathematician

11 months ago

I truly admire your content. By using the "addictive" shorts format, you are able to catch my attention. Anytime when I feel like procrastinating and I open my shorts, your content pops up and I'm back, in the terms of productivity :)

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@RedstonePotion

9 months ago

OHHHH THIS IS WHAT IT'S FOR TYSM I HAD NO IDEA LOL YOU'RE THE BEST ♥

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@stopcensoringmen5044

7 months ago

What did Ruby ever do to you???

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@VerySpicyTaco

10 months ago

One other useful use case for continue would be to handle any exception inside your for loop. For example if you loop encounters any errors that might raise an exception, instead of breaking the loop you can use something like this:
for …:
try:

except:

continue
This will make sure your loop will continue iterating even if an exception is raised


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@Minty_Meeo

10 months ago

Break in a for-loop will cause the else-clause of the for-loop to be skipped. This is a pretty obscure feature of Python.

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@kiddora8476

1 year ago

At the first moment I thought you'll put the "continue" before "print" without "if", so there'll be nothing out 😂

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@YT4ntertainment

10 months ago

I normally dont comment on tutorials but Woow nobody talked about this, this will come real handy.

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@Launcher-1864

1 year ago

ty for giving this one

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@brush125

1 year ago

Newby here I still don’t understand if ==‘ruby’: continue. Why did it continue there was one more coding language, rusty if I recall

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@adityaghosh9361

1 year ago

Thank you it would help me a lot

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@bobbobert9379

7 months ago

As with lots of python, "what does it do?" exactly what is sounds like it does

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@dxminik_4836

1 year ago

loops are the most usefully thing in coding beside classes, i love oop

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@TehJumpingJawa

11 months ago

What about break labels?
For when you need to break out of nested loops (amongst other uses).

Looks like Python doesn't have that functionality?!?

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@ButterySAM777

1 year ago

Could we use pass instead of continue? Thanks

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