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Let us look what kind of options we have for flow control in Python.
Questions to David Rotermund
Logic blocks need to be indented. Preferable with 4 spaces!
There is called a so called The Python Language Reference
| Selection statements |
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| if, elif, else |
| match case (>= Python 3.10) |
| Iteration statements (Loops) |
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| for loop |
| while loop |
| Functions |
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| functions |
| return |
| lambda |
| Jump statements |
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| break |
| continue |
| pass |
| Error handling |
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| try |
