`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:`.

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.

This mini-course helps beginners understand the Python loops more deeply. This very basic concept solves a lot of problems in coding, especially algorithmic-based problems. You'll be coding different types of loops present in Python and using some helpful features. 

One more time: what are loops and how to code them?

Learn about stop conditions, tricky cases, infinite loops, but also how to use special keywords.

Become familiar with different types of loops in Python: when to use them and how to write readable code.

You can put as many loops inside other as you want!

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