The pass statement does nothing.

It is used as a placeholder where Python expects a statement.

Sometimes we plan to write code later.

Since Python does not allow an empty block, we use the pass statement.

break	pass
Stops the loop.	Does nothing.
Changes program execution.	Acts as a placeholder.

continue	pass
Skips the current iteration.	Does nothing.
Works only inside loops.	Can be used anywhere a statement is required.

Statement	Purpose
break	Terminates the loop immediately.
continue	Skips the current iteration.
pass	Placeholder statement that performs no action.

• break immediately terminates the loop.
• continue skips only the current iteration.
• pass performs no action.
• pass is mainly used for empty functions, classes, loops, and conditional blocks.
• break and continue can be used only inside loops.
• pass can be used anywhere a statement is required.