Example (without the break):
products = ['Apples', 'Bananas', 'Cherries']
prices = [100, 150, 200, 250, 300]  # Different price points
for product in products:  # Outer loop iterating over products
    print(f"Product: {product}")
    
    for price in prices:  # Inner loop iterating over prices
        if price > 200:  # Check when price exceeds 200
            print(f"Price {price} is high for {product}, but continuing.")
        
        print(f"Price: {price}")
    
    print(f"Finished checking prices for {product}\n")Product: Apples
Price: 100
Price: 150
Price: 200
Price 250 is high for Apples, but continuing.
Price: 250
Price 300 is high for Apples, but continuing.
Price: 300
Finished checking prices for Apples
Product: Bananas
Price: 100
Price: 150
Price: 200
Price 250 is high for Bananas, but continuing.
Price: 250
Price 300 is high for Bananas, but continuing.
Price: 300
Finished checking prices for Bananas
Product: Cherries
Price: 100
Price: 150
Price: 200
Price 250 is high for Cherries, but continuing.
Price: 250
Price 300 is high for Cherries, but continuing.
Price: 300
Finished checking prices for Cherries
Order of Execution:
- For First Iteration & Second  (Outer Loop for 
Apples, Bananas, cherries): - The first product is 
"Apples", and the outer loop starts by printingProduct: Apples. - The inner loop starts iterating over the list of prices: 
100, 150, 200, 250, 300. - For 
price = 100, the conditionprice > 200is false, so it directly printsPrice: 100. - For 
price = 150, the conditionprice > 200is false, so it printsPrice: 150. - For 
price = 200, the conditionprice > 200is false, so it printsPrice: 200. - For 
price = 250, the conditionprice > 200is true, so it printsPrice 250 is high for Apples, but continuing.and then printsPrice: 250. - For 
price = 300, the conditionprice > 200is true, so it printsPrice 300 is high for Apples, but continuing.and then printsPrice: 300. - After the inner loop finishes, the program prints 
Finished checking prices for Apples. 
Order of Execution Summary:
- The outer loop starts with 
"Apples","Bananas", and"Cherries"in sequence. - For each product, the inner loop iterates through all the prices.
 - If a price exceeds 200 (
250,300), the message"Price {price} is high for {product}, but continuing."is printed, and the loop continues checking the next price (i.e., no break is involved). - Each price is printed regardless of whether it's high or not.
 - After the inner loop finishes for each product, the program prints 
Finished checking prices for {product}and moves to the next product. 
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NOTE 1 :  Using the break before print, and after print
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