I create a lot of simple functions and programs for myself; this is one of the functions that I like to use a lot because of its simplicity.
answer = True
while answer:
user = input ("name: ")
if user == "John":
answer = False
else:
print ("who are you ?")
The function does everything that I need it to. The while-loop remains until the correct answer is given. As I am still a beginner, I would like to know if this is good coding style or if there is maybe a more elegant way of doing this.
Any comments or tips would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks.
You can achieve the same functionality by trying this:
while True:
user = input ("name: ")
if user == "John":
break
else:
print ("who are you ?")
You can also try this:
while True:
user = input ("name: ")
if user != "John":
print ("who are you ?")
else:
break
In both of these implementations, while True:
is being used to run an infinite loop and break
is being used to exit the loop if the specified conditions are fulfilled.
You can achieve what you want to do by typing break
statement, break
will break the loop and continue.
Try this:
while True:
user = input ("name: ")
if user == "John":
break
else:
print ("who are you ?")
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