WHAT IS WHILE TRUE LOOP AND TO STOP THE LOOP

while True Loop

EXAMPLE (THIS WILL NOT STOP) :

while True:

print("This program is running")

print("Aww, I was having a good time 😭")

MAKE IT STOP

There is a way to stop the loop with the word break. This exits the loop and stops all code at that point. Even if there is more code written after break that is inside the loop.

EXAMPLE :

while True:

print("This program is running")

goAgain = input("Go again?: ")

if goAgain == "no":

break

print("Aww, I was having a good time 😭")

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