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hey everyone in this video weamp;#39;re gonna be talking about flags and a flag is typically a boolean or an integer to indicate whether or not something happened or some condition was met with in an algorithm and then later you can check the value of that variable to act upon it so in this situation with this algorithm we have here we are taking a list of numbers and we are squaring them and seeing if any of them are larger than this value 500 which is arbitrary you could change that or get it from user and put whatever you needed to do and right now weamp;#39;re using this else Clause attached to the wael which we talked about in the previous video this will execute if none of the numbers are found to be large enough and although this works you should know both strategies I would say that the else clause attached to the loop is fairly uncommon compared to fly variables especially for other languages which may not support else clauses with loops so hereamp;#39;s how youamp;#39;re
