Break

break is a special command to leave the loop at any moment. It can be used either inside general finite loops or infinite loops with constantly True conditions, like while True:.


              123456789
            
a = 96
while True:
  if a < 101:
    a += 1
  elif a > 101:
    a -= 1
  else:
    print('a reached 101')
    break

This loop could be infinite, but we're lucky to have the break after a becomes equal to 101. After that, loop is over and next lines of code are executing.

Task

Simulate the game. For the current number of user's points increment it by 5 if it is even number, or decrease by 3 if it is odd number. The game is over when value of points reaches 17. If it happened, print the message The game is over and leave the loop.

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Section 2. Chapter 3

Break

break is a special command to leave the loop at any moment. It can be used either inside general finite loops or infinite loops with constantly True conditions, like while True:.


              123456789
            
a = 96
while True:
  if a < 101:
    a += 1
  elif a > 101:
    a -= 1
  else:
    print('a reached 101')
    break

This loop could be infinite, but we're lucky to have the break after a becomes equal to 101. After that, loop is over and next lines of code are executing.

Task

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Section 2. Chapter 3

Break

break is a special command to leave the loop at any moment. It can be used either inside general finite loops or infinite loops with constantly True conditions, like while True:.


              123456789
            
a = 96
while True:
  if a < 101:
    a += 1
  elif a > 101:
    a -= 1
  else:
    print('a reached 101')
    break

This loop could be infinite, but we're lucky to have the break after a becomes equal to 101. After that, loop is over and next lines of code are executing.

Task

Switch to desktop for real-world practiceContinue from where you are using one of the options below

Everything was clear?

Thanks for your feedback!

break is a special command to leave the loop at any moment. It can be used either inside general finite loops or infinite loops with constantly True conditions, like while True:.


              123456789
            
a = 96
while True:
  if a < 101:
    a += 1
  elif a > 101:
    a -= 1
  else:
    print('a reached 101')
    break

This loop could be infinite, but we're lucky to have the break after a becomes equal to 101. After that, loop is over and next lines of code are executing.

Task

Switch to desktop for real-world practiceContinue from where you are using one of the options below

Section 2. Chapter 3

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