[Tutor] is there an explicit eof to test in Py 3?

[Jim Mooney]

  I'm reading a book that suggests finding EOF when the readLine == ""

 But wouldn't that end erroneously on blank lines, that really contain
'\n', in which case more lines might follow? What 'empties' are
considered equal in Python? I'm coming from javascript which has a
cluster of rules for that.

Yes, I know the easy way is a for loop, which automatically breaks on
eof, but at times I want to use a while loop and break out of it
explicitly on eof. But I can't seem to find an explicit eof marker in
python. Is there one?

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Jim Mooney

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