Stopping an iteration without using `break` in Python 3

Question

For example, can this code be rewritten without break (and without continue or return)?

import logging

for i, x in en         


        

Answer 1

You could always use a function and return from it:

import logging

def func():
    for i, x in enumerate(x):
        logging.info("Processing `x` n.%s...", i)
        y = do_something(x)
        if y == A:
            logging.info("Doing something else...")
            do_something_else(x)
        elif y == B:
            logging.info("Done.")
            return # Exit the function and stop the loop in the process.
func()

Although using break is more elegant in my opinion because it makes your intent clearer.