Yuvgoog Greenle wrote: > When is the else after a loop executed? > 1. When the loop isn't entered at all. > 2. When the loop terminates through exhaustion of the list (does this > include when the list was empty?) > 3. When the loop didn't exit because of a break statement. 1 and 3 are just special cases of 2, when you include the empty-list case. So you're making it more complicated in your mind than it really is. > Any chances of cleaning this one up for python 4? I doubt that many other people will see anything here that needs cleaning up. -- Greg
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