Python. Keywords. Python has a set of keywords, which are reserved words that cannot be used as variable names, function names, or any other identifiers.
and - Logical operator
as - To create an alias (alias)
assert - For troubleshooting
break - To break the loop
class - To define a class
continue - To move to the next iteration of the loop
def - To define a function
del - To delete an object
elif - Used in conditional expressions, as well as else if
else - Used in conditional expressions
except - Used with exceptions. Explains what to do when an exception is thrown
False - Boolean value, the result of comparison operations
finally - Used with exceptions. Indicates a code block that will be executed regardless of whether an exception is thrown or not.
for - To create a for loop
from - To import individual parts of the module
global - To declare a global variable
if - To create a conditional expression
import - To import a module
in - Checking for the presence of a value in lists, tuples, etc.
is - To check the equality of two variables
lambda - To create an anonymous function
None - Represents a null value
nonlocal - To declare a non-local variable
not - Logical operator
pass - A null expression - a statement that will do nothing
raise - To throw an exception
return - To terminate the function and return the value
True - Boolean value, the result of comparison operations
try - To perform an attempt, except for expressions
while - To create a while loop
with - Used to simplify exception handling
yield - Used to return a list of values from a function.