placement of print (i)/ learning continue

Question

today while learning the basics of python i encountered smth...
i dont understand the difference between these 2 codes and why it behaves differently

code 1:
i=0
while True:
i+=1
if i ==2:
print('lol')
continue
if i == 5:
print('help')
break
print (i)

the results of the above would be
1
lol
3
4
help

this is opposed to the following code:

code 2:

i=0
while True:
i+=1
print (i)
if i == 2:
print('lol')
continue
if i == 5:
print ('help')
break

the result of code 2 would be:
1
2
lol
3
4
5
help

why does this work this way?

Answer 1

Line 1 in both codes start i at zero.
Line 2 in both codes start an infinite loop.
Line 3 in both codes increment i.
Now we come to the reason for the difference. Line 4 in the 2nd code will display 1 through 5 as each loop happens. In the 1st code, it is at the end of the loop so does not always occur.
Line 4 (1st code) or 5 (2nd code) test i for 2. If so, it displays 'lol' (5 or 6) and then continues (6 or 7) to line 2 skiping the rest of the loop. This makes it so 2 is not displayed for first code.
Line 7 or 8 test i for 5. If so, it displays 'help' (8 or 9) and breaks out of the loop (9 or 10). This cause the first code to never display 5.

Answer 2

code 1:
i=0 #1
while True: #2
i+=1 #3
if i ==2: #4
print('lol') #5
continue #6
if i == 5: #7
print('help') #8
break #9
print (i) #10

code 2:
i=0 #1
while True: #2
i+=1 #3
print (i) #4
if i == 2: #5
print('lol') #6
continue #7
if i == 5: #8
print ('help') #9
break #10

Added line numbers so I can talk about it as comment at the end of each line.