How to break for loop in an if statement

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I want to break it if the variable is not found in this list so it can move two another for loop. It expects an indented block for the top of the forloop, but if I change the position of the break or of the start of the for loop, it doesn't work. Help!

while cyclenumb <= 10000:

    for x in userpassword[k]:
        for z in lowercaselist:
            if x in z:
                newpasswordlist.append(z)
                k +=1
                break
        else:

    for x in userpassword[k]:
        for z in uppercaselist:
            if x in z:
                newpasswordlist.append(z)
                k +=1
                break
        else:

Nov 16, 2018 in Python by findingbugs
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1 answer to this question.

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You can break out of each loop separately.

for x in userpassword[k]:
    for z in lowercaselist:
        if x in z:
            newpasswordlist.append(z)
            k +=1
            break

     if x in z: # added an extra condition to exit the main loop
        break

You'll need to do this for both loops 

answered Nov 16, 2018 by Jino
• 5,810 points

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