returning out of for-loop
for-loop, python, while-loop
Solution
There's nothing wrong with your example, but it's better to write
def func(self, foo):
return any(foo.boolfunc() for foo in self.list)
Problem
I'm pretty new at python and I was wondering if this: ``` def func(self, foo): for foo in self.list: if foo.boolfunc(): return True return False ``` is good practice. Can I return out of a loop like the above or should i use a while-loop, like so? ``` def func(self, foo): found = false while(not found & i < len(self.list)): found = foo.boolfunc() ++i return found ``` My java-professor warns us never to use breaks in our loops, but this technically isn't a break and it's more concise, so... yeah thanks