while True:
#SOME CODE...
ch = input("\nWould you like to try again? Y/N: ").upper()
if ch == 'Y':
continue # continue the whole program
elif:
print("Thanks for using the program.")
break # stops the program
else:
# repeats the Y or N question only; and prints 'Please input Y or N only'
I tried using continue statement on the else part but it loops back to the whole program and that's not what I want the program to do. Just only want the Y or N question to be looped if none of the conditions is met
You would use a second loop to validate the input before acting on one of the two valid inputs.
while True:
# do something
while True:
ch = input("Try again").upper()
if ch in ['YES', 'NO']:
break
print("Please enter yes or no")
if ch == "NO":
print("Thanks for using the program.")
break