Keywords, as the name implies, are certain reserved words that have a predefined meaning within a particular language implementation. In other languages, we cannot usually name our variables with the same name as that of the keywords, but Python is a slightly different case. Although we shouldn't name the variables or identifiers with the same name as those reserved for keywords, even if we do, the program will not throw any errors and we will still get an output. Let's try to understand this with the help of a conventional C program and an equivalent Python script:
It should be noted that this is a simple C program in which ...
