Exit nested for loop in python

Certainly! In Python, you can exit nested for loops using a combination of the break statement and labels. Labels allow you to specify which loop you want to break out of when using break. Here's a step-by-step tutorial with a code example:
In this example, the outer_loop_label is used to label the outer loop. The break statement with the label outer_loop_label is then used to exit both loops when the condition is met (finding the number 5 in the matrix).
Note that the else clause after the inner loop is optional and is executed only if the inner loop completes without a break. The break after the else is needed to prevent the outer loop from continuing after the inner loop completes.
This technique allows you to exit nested loops in a controlled manner when a specific condition is met.
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