- Python has 'break' and 'continue' like C. But these only affect the innermost loop. Is there a way to break out of an enclosing loop? (In Perl you can label a loop and then say 'next LABEL', etc.)
This can be done easyly by raising a execption. I find it every useful for deeply nested loops.
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www.DiveIntoPython.org: It is one of the best python books I have read. In fact I go back to it every now and then just for a refresher.
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What you are saying is true. Finding the mouse is a faster process then using the keyboard shortcuts for the non poweruser, but where the mouse breaks down is the search for the button/menu/whatever to preform a fuction. While the shortcut starts the function right away.
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- Python has 'break' and 'continue' like C. But these only affect the innermost loop. Is there a way to break out of an enclosing loop? (In Perl you can label a loop and then say 'next LABEL', etc.)
This can be done easyly by raising a execption. I find it every useful for deeply nested loops.
www.DiveIntoPython.org: It is one of the best python books I have read. In fact I go back to it every now and then just for a refresher. J
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What you are saying is true. Finding the mouse is a faster process then using the keyboard shortcuts for the non poweruser, but where the mouse breaks down is the search for the button/menu/whatever to preform a fuction. While the shortcut starts the function right away.