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AmigaOS Manual: Reserved Python Words
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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 |
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.