Most Devs Don’t Know This Python Loop Trick! 🤯 | for-else Explained #shorts #coding #python #tech

Did you know Python allows you to use an else block after a for loop? It’s not what you think! The else runs only if the loop doesn't break. This powerful trick helps you write cleaner, more readable code—especially in search patterns or conditionals.

Example:
for x in items:
if x == target:
break
else:
print("Not found")

If target is not found, the else block executes. It's one of Python’s best-kept secrets that can boost your coding clarity and impress interviewers.

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