While loops run and run
But when they are finally done
The else block has won
In this python session, we learn about the while else loop, which is a variation of the while loop. The while loop continues to execute as long as the condition is true, but when the condition becomes false, the else block is executed. This is useful for cases where we want to execute a block of code as long as a certain condition is true, but we also want to run a separate block of code once the condition becomes false. An important edge case to note is that if the while loop never executes, the else block will be executed. This means that the else block will not be skipped if the while condition is initially false. The while else loop is a powerful tool for controlling the flow of a program and handling specific cases where we want to run additional code after a while loop has completed.
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