Python Reserved Keywords
How should we understand reserved keywords? My personal understanding is that these identifiers have already been used by the software package, similar to constants, to avoid unintentional modifications during programming development, which could lead to confusion in program execution or even prevent execution altogether.
| and | nonlocal | not |
| assert | finally | or |
| break | for | pass |
| continue | global | raise |
| def | if | return |
| del | import | try |
| else | is | with |
| except | lambda | yield |
| as | from | in |
| elif | class | |
| True | False | None |
| async | await | – |
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