I wonder how to get out from loop like this:

```
for a in range(95):
    for b in range(95):
        for c in range(95):
            for d in range(95):
                ...
                do some computings
                ...
                if condition:
                    task completed

```

After task is completed all loops and computings are continued. They have to be broke but I don't know how - single break statement after "task completed" will end only innermost for loop but it will be invoked again multiple times - so we gain nothing.

In C I would do a=b=c=d=95 but in python that wouldn't work. Of course I can use while loop instead but then I have to use X+=1 statements and it would look awful.

Any help?  

About the loop:
I use it to break a 4-char password using brute-force. It isn't a real purpose - used only for tests.