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Start your free trialKathryn Kassapides
9,260 PointsWhile Loop Challenge. I solved it a different way and it keeps repeating when I answer yes but doesn't give . . .
. . an answer when I answer no. Also, how do you use break. Would a break help with this problem? Here's my code:
name = input("What's your name: ") answer = input(name + ", do you know Python Whiles?")
while answer == 'yes': print("Great job! You know While Loops in Python!!")
if answer == 'no':
print("Oh No! You gotta learn it!")
1 Answer
Brandon White
Full Stack JavaScript Techdegree Graduate 35,771 PointsHi Kathryn,
It's hard to say for sure what the issue is without seeing your code with the proper indentation, but I'm assuming your code looks like this:
name = input("What's your name: ")
answer = input(name + ", do you know Python Whiles?")
while answer == 'yes':
print("Great job! You know While Loops in Python!!")
if answer == 'no':
print("Oh No! You gotta learn it!")
If the above is the way your code is formatted, then the reason you don't get a response when you answer "no" is because the code that handles that is nested inside the while loop, which only runs if answer is equal to "yes", and since answer is "no" the while loop never runs, and python never tests if answer is "no".
If you were to un-indent the if statement in the above example I've written, then run the program, and enter "no" to the "do you know Python Whiles?" question, then "Oh No! You gotta learn it!" should be printed in the console.