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25 lines
611 B
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``++break++`` and ``++continue++`` are unstructured control flow statements which make code harder to read. Additionally, more recent versions of Python raise a SyntaxError when modules containing ``++break++`` or ``++continue++`` outside of a loop are imported.
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Therefore, these statements should not be used outside of loops.
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== Noncompliant Code Example
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narg=len(sys.argv)
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if narg == 1:
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print('@Usage: input_filename nelements nintervals')
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break
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== Compliant Solution
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if narg == 1:
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print('@Usage: input_filename nelements nintervals')
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sys.exit()
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