Despite all the Python code that you have seen so far, chances are that you may have missed the following “for-else” which I also got to see for the first time a couple of weeks ago. This is a “for-else” method of looping through a list, where despite having an iteration through a list, you also have an “else” condition, which is quite unusual. This is not something that I have seen in other programming languages like Java, Ruby, or JavaScript. Let’s see an example of how it looks in practice...

Despite all the Python code that you have seen so far, chances are that you may have missed the following “for-else” which I also got to see for the first time a couple of weeks ago. This is a “for-else” method of looping through a list, where despite having an iteration through a list, you also have an “else” condition, which is quite unusual. This is not something that I have seen in other programming languages like Java, Ruby, or JavaScript. Let’s see an example of how it looks in practice...