I have the following logic in my code:
count=0
for x in lst:
print('hello!')
while True:
rep=input('save this?y/n?')
print(rep)
if rep=="y":
print('wow amazing')
count=count+1
break
elif rep=="n":
print('moving to next target')
count=count+1
break
else:
print('please enter either y/n')
print('DONE!')
I want to add a condition that if rep=="quit"
, the code will stop running (also stop the for loop not only the while loop). currently, break just stop the current while loop but not the whole for loop. how can I quit the whole for loop base don value inserted in the while loop?
exit_loop
: variable helps to make the decision when to quit the outer loop
count=0
exit_loop = False
for x in lst:
print('hello!')
while True:
rep=input('save this?y/n?')
print(rep)
if rep=="y":
print('wow amazing')
count=count+1
break
elif rep=="n":
print('moving to next target')
count=count+1
break
elif rep=="quit":
print("Quitting")
exit_loop = True
break
else:
print('please enter either y/n')
if exit_loop:
break
print('DONE!')