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Python For Else Loop
An example of using a For Else loop.
In this code snippet a For loop iterates through a list of city names and checks if any match the string in the new_city variable. If the loop is exhausted then this triggers the else clause.
cities = ['London','New York','Paris']
new_city = 'Madrid'
for city in cities:
if new_city == city:
print('City in list')
break
else:
print('City not in list')By detro - Last Updated Aug. 29, 2021, 2:12 p.m.
