Did you know else can be used after while loop in python?

Question

https://code.sololearn.com/cyPFLPNThB00/?ref=app

Answer 1

we can also use *else* :

> with a *for* loop

> with *try... except...*

Answer 2

Yes! You can use it insted of using a flag.

Answer 3

Yes. It will output anyway. When the while end

Answer 4

GERMAN Kashanskiy

I don’t know what you mean with ’anyway’, but if you break the loop with ’break’ or ’return’, what inside ’else’ will not run.

Answer 5

Per Bratthammar In his code else will be executed anyway. And this will happen after executing while

Answer 6

GERMAN Kashanskiy
I see. I understand what you mean now.

Answer 7

Manas Ranjan Adha

Here’s an example using while loop with flag resp else:

https://code.sololearn.com/cvkH6fIponk2/?ref=app