How can I Restart Python code when I type a string

Question

x = int(input("Type lenght: "))
y = int(input("Type Width: "))

print("IF you wanna find AREA Type Area")
print("IF you wanna find VOLUME Type Volume")

z = str(input("What You wanna find: "))

area = x * y
volume = (x * 2) + (y * 2)

if z == 'Area' or 'area':
    print("Area is ", area)
elif z == 'Volume' or 'volume':
    print("Volume is ", volume)
else:
    print("Something Goes Wrong")

print("You wanna find another value type RESTART")
print("You wanna find another value type CLOSE")

a = str(input())
if a == 'CLOSE' or 'close' or 'Close':
    exit()

This is one of my basic python code. if someone types restart, I want to make this code restart. Do you guys know how to do that

Answer 1

Make your code into a function. And make the user select part out of the function. Whenever want to restart. Just call the function.

Here is a template:

def myJobFn():
  x = int(input("Type length: "))
  # blah blah blah

arg = "RESTART"
while arg not in ["CLOSE"]:
  if arg == "RESTART":
    myJobFn()
  arg = input("Type 'RESTART' or 'CLOSE'").upper()

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Or just ignore RESTART option:

arg = None
while arg not in ["CLOSE"]:
  myJobFn()
  arg = input("Type 'CLOSE' for quit").upper()