This isn’t wrong as such, but it misses the point of how Python works ... break if done: break When iterating over the elements of an object in a for loop, don’t do anything that would ...

You do this ... by using “break” or truncate your code (return to the for or while statement halfway through the code block) using “continue.” So that is how to use loops in Python!

Consider [Tushar Sadhwani] who wanted to create a classic C-style for loop inside ... a codec. In Python-speak, a codec lets you convert different text encodings. However, you can do other things ...

If you’ve ever written any Python at all ... The conventional way to do this would be to calculate the values for the list and populate it, then loop over the whole thing.