Difference between revisions of "AmigaOS Manual: Reserved Python Words"

Revision as of 10:39, 21 August 2022

Python has 34 keywords that have a predefined meaning and thus they cannot be used as a variable name. The keywords are:

Keyword	Description
and	A logical operator
as
assert
break
class
continue
def	Defines a function
del	Deletes an object
elif
else
except
exec
False
finally
for	Creates a for loop
from	Imports a part of a module
global	Declares a global variable
if
import	Imports a module
in	Checks if a value is present in an array
is	Tests if two values are equal
lambda	Defines an anonymous function
None
not	A logical operator
or	A logical operator
pass	Does nothing, a null statement
print
raise	Raises an exception
return	Exits a function and returns a value
True
try
while	Creates a while loop
with
yield

All the keywords except False, None, and True are in lowercase and they must be written as they are.

@@ Line 17: / Line 17: @@
 | continue ||
 |-
-| def ||
+| def || Defines a function
 |-
-| del ||
+| del || Deletes an object
 |-
 | elif ||
@@ Line 33: / Line 33: @@
 | finally ||
 |-
-| for ||
+| for || Creates a for loop
 |-
-| from ||
+| from || Imports a part of a module
 |-
-| global ||
+| global || Declares a global variable
 |-
 | if ||
 |-
-| import ||
+| import || Imports a module
 |-
+| in || Checks if a value is present in an array
-| in ||
 |-
-| is ||
+| is || Tests if two values are equal
 |-
-| lambda ||
+| lambda || Defines an anonymous function
 |-
 | None ||
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 | or || A logical operator
 |-
-| pass ||
+| pass || Does nothing, a null statement
 |-
 | print ||
 |-
-| raise ||
+| raise || Raises an exception
 |-
-| return ||
+| return || Exits a function and returns a value
 |-
 | True ||
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 | try ||
 |-
-| while ||
+| while || Creates a while loop
 |-
 | with ||