In Python, the for-else and while-else loops incorporate an else clause that is somewhat unconventional when compared to similar constructs in other programming languages. This else clause executes only after the loop finishes its normal execution—meaning it runs to completion without being interrupted by a break statement.

This feature is particularly useful for scenarios where you need to confirm that a process was completed as expected without early termination.

Python - for-else Loop

The `for-else