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Brmcatee
Brmcatee

Reputation: 53

Restarting for loops in python

In the last line of the code below, I want to go back to the top of the for loop, but still have code below in case the answer isn't 'no'.

  for i in range(13):
    choice = input('Would you like a '+comp_choice[i]+'? Yes or no: ')
    if choice == 'yes':
      items+=comp_choice[i]
      stock[i]-=1
    elif choice == 'no':

Upvotes: 1

Views: 68

Answers (1)

Norbert Bicsi
Norbert Bicsi

Reputation: 1568

What you are looking for is continue. It exists is procedural languages. The continue keyword is used to stop the current iteration of a loop, no code will be executed if you call it.

Unlike the break keyword, which will interrupt the loop, continue will proceed with the next iteration.

If I understood you question right, this is exactly what you need.

Upvotes: 1

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