Reserved words in Python Programming language

Reserved words(/keywords) in Python Programming language:

  • and
  • except
  • lambda
  • with
  • as
  • finally
  • nonlocal
  • while
  • assert
  • false
  • None
  • yield
  • break
  • for
  • not
  • class
  • from
  • or
  • continue
  • global
  • pass
  • def
  • if
  • raise
  • del
  • import
  • return
  • elif
  • in
  • True
  • else
  • is
  • try
  • await
  • async

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