Python 3.4 - Comments and Break
Comments won't be printed in your program. They are there for others to be able to understand your code and what you were thinking, if possible.
A break will stop your program from running on that loop, if the conditions are met. This will kick you out of your loop so be careful:
In this example the output stops once it reaches the magicnumber and doesn't print for number 100 because the break statement stops the loop.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k6rkvgQkW04
magicnumber = 99 #This is the magic number, a variable I created. for n in range(101): #We'll be going through 100 numbers if n is magicnumber: #I think the rest is self explanatory print('You are it!') else: print("you are not it")
A break will stop your program from running on that loop, if the conditions are met. This will kick you out of your loop so be careful:
magicnumber = 99 for n in range(101): print("you are not it") if n is magicnumber: print(n, 'You are it!') break
In this example the output stops once it reaches the magicnumber and doesn't print for number 100 because the break statement stops the loop.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k6rkvgQkW04
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