Python - Loop ControlHow can you safely use continue in a while loop to avoid infinite loops?AIncrement the loop variable before continueBUse break instead of continueCDo not use continue in while loopsDPlace continue at the end of the loopCheck Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Identify infinite loop causeContinue skips remaining code, so increment must happen before it.Step 2: Prevent infinite loopIncrementing loop variable before continue ensures loop progresses.Final Answer:Increment the loop variable before continue -> Option AQuick Check:Increment before continue avoids infinite loops [OK]Quick Trick: Always update loop variable before continue in while loops [OK]Common Mistakes:MISTAKESIgnoring increment before continueReplacing continue with break unnecessarilyAvoiding continue completely
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