How can you create an else block that executes after a for loop, but only if the loop completed normally (i.e., did not encounter a break statement)?

In Python, you can create an "else" block that executes after a for loop but only if the loop completed normally (without encountering a "break" statement). To do this, you can use the "else" block immediately following the "for" loop. If the loop completes normally, the "else" block will execute.