key word are special reserved word in python

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   key word are special reserved word in python

1) False,

 2) Class, 

3) Finally,

 4) Is, 

5) Return,

 6) None, 

7) Continue,

8) For,

 9) Lambda,

 10) Try,

11) True,

12) And,

13) As,

14) Del,

15) Def,

16) Elif,

17) If,

18) Or,

19) Yield,

20) With,

21) Global,

22) From,

23) Nonlocal,

24) White,

25) Not

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