While iterating through data entries, you want to avoid processing entries labeled as 'SKIP.' Instead of terminating the loop upon encountering such entries, what should you use to continue to the next entry?
- break
- continue
- pass
- return
To continue to the next entry without terminating the loop, you should use the continue statement. It skips the current iteration and moves on to the next one in the loop, allowing you to bypass processing entries labeled as 'SKIP' and continue with the rest of the loop.
Loading...
Related Quiz
- What does the finally block represent in Python's exception handling?
- Which of the following is not a Python standard library?
- You have two sets, one containing all employees who attended a training session and another with employees who completed an online assessment. You want to find out who attended the training but did not complete the assessment. Which set operation would help?
- How can you remove all items from a Python set?
- In a for-loop iterating through a list, if a specific condition is met and you want to skip the remaining code in the current iteration but not exit the loop, you would use the _______ statement.