
There are in all 35 reserved words called as keywords in Python Programming Language.
- False
- True
- None
- await
- and
- as
- assert
- async
- class
- continue
- def
- del
- else
- elif
- except
- finally
- for
- from
- import
- pass
- break
- if
- in
- is
- lambda
- global
- or
- raise
- return
- try
- nonlocal
- while
- not
- with
- yield
Note: Reserved keywords cannot be used as identifiers and you should spell them exactly the same or else they may not work and you will get syntax errors!
Example:#keyword is False and not lowercase false
my_bool = false
if(my_bool is False):
print("It is False")
Output:
NameError: name 'false' is not defined
Soft Keywords (introduced in 3.10)
Soft keywords are identified that are reserved only in certain contexts like pattern-matching.
- match
- case
- _
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