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Hey guys, welcome to the last chapter and this is the second last video of our python
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basics course. Today, I gotta share with you 15 common keywords and we probably did not use them throughout
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our course. So, you are supposed to learn them right now and do the required work with them coz they
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are commonly being used. Let's div into it. Import The import keyword is used to include different
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external libraries on your code so that you can get access to them and use them in your code
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Break The break statement is used inside a loop and it basically exits the loop
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If it is used within a system of nested loops then it will quit that loop where it is inserted
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Continue The continue statement is actually used for ending the current iteration of a loop
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Pass The pass keyword is used as a placeholder for future code
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It helps to avoid getting error. Del The del keyword allows you to delete any object
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It could be a variable, list or a part of list. From From keyword is used to add a specific function
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from a module. Sometimes you just need to use one function or even more but you don't have to import
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the entire module. Global The global keyword allows you to modify a
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global variable inside a function. If you try to modify a global variable inside a function without using the global keyword
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you'll get an error. Lambda The lambda keyword helps in creating an anonymous function
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A function with no name that can take any number of arguments but only return a single expression
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Is The is keyword is used to test if two variables refer to the same object
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In The in keyword is used for checking whether a value is present in a sequence or not
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It could be a list, string, range etc. Return The return keyword is used inside a function
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to return a value to the function caller. True The true keyword is used as a boolean value
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False False is the opposite of true keyword. Class The class keyword is used in creating a class
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Def The def keyword is placed before the user defined function's name
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It is used for defining functions. That was all for now. Thank you for watching
