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

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Answer 1

You could use a boolean value to check if you are done. It will still iterate the rest of the loop but not execute the code. When it is done it will continue on its way without a break. Example Pseudo code below.

doneLogging = False
for i, x in enumerate(x):
    if not doneLogging:
        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.")
            doneLogging = True