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HOW CAN I RESTART A WHILE LOOP?

by Planet - 04 February, 2021 - 12:11 AM
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#1
basically I have a loop which structure is:
While True:
code
if var_x == "kek"
continue
else
break
code
if var_y == "cringe"
continue
else
break

is there a way to make the loop restart at the first continue if that condition is met? otherwise it wouldnt reach the code past the 1 break
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Something like this would work. Also, you can try asking StackOverflow  kek

def loop():
if var_x == "kek"
c ontinue
else
break
code
if var_y == "cringe"
continue
else
break

def main():
while True:
loop()
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me tryna learn python no bully pls ty needed
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#7
def loop():
    while True:
        print('first condition')
        if var_x == "kek":
            loop()
        else:
            break

    while True:
        print('second condition')
        if var_y == "cringe":
            loop()
        else:
            break

    print('outside')

loop()

If the first condition is true, the loop will restart. Else, it will check the next condition and if it is true again, the loop will restart from the beginning.
 

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