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Python Fundamentals

Python Introduction Python Variables Data Types History of Python Type Casting Installing Python User Input Running Python Programs Output Formatting Python Syntax Python Comments

Python Operators

Operator Precedence Assignment Operators Comparison Operators Logical Operators Identity Operators Membership Operators Python Operators Bitwise Operators Arithmetic Operators

Conditional Statements

If Statements Elif Statement Nested Conditions if-else Statement

Loop & Control Statements

while Loop Nested Loops Break Continue Pass Statement Loop Else for Loop

Data Structures

String

What is string String Basics String Methods String Formatting f-Strings String Slicing Unicode

Lists

Lists Access List Items List Slicing Checking Items in a List Updating List Items Adding Items to a List Removing Items from a List Sorting Lists List Comprehension Copy Lists

Continue in python

The continue statement skips the current iteration of a loop.
It does not stop the loop; the loop continues with the next iteration.
It can be used inside both for and while loops.

Example 1: Continue in a for Loop

for num in range(1, 6): 
    if num == 3: 
        continue 
    print(num)

Output

Example 2: Continue in a while Loop

count = 0 

while count < 5: 
    count += 1 
    if count == 3: 
        continue 
    print(count)

Output