Python has break, pass, and continue statements to address situations where you need to escape a loop when an external condition is triggered or when you want to bypass a piece of the loop and begin the following iteration. These comments can also assist you in gaining greater control over your loop. The fundamental distinction between a break and a continue statement is that the loop is terminated when the break keyword is found. Python Pass Statements are used as placeholders within loops, functions, classes, and if-statements that will be implemented later. Python’s pass statement is null.