Python Conditional Statement inside a for Loop

Putting an if-else conditional statement inside a for loop to repeate a specified amount of times and using a break statement.

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[@The_Ostrich]

Yeah but isn't it a bad practice to use breaks to exit loops? Isn't the "correct" way setting up a exit condition within the loop (like int i < 3) that exits you instead?

[@homastudio45]

I agree, its more efficient to use a while loop and a condition which I mention near at the end of the video. For this video, I was just introducing how the break works, but necessarily the best or only option.

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password = input("enter thr password : ")
for i in range(2):
if password != "python":
print ( "wrong password remain attemp ", 2-i)
password = input("enter thr password : ")
elif password =="python":
print('WELCOME')
break