Continually looping python code so it will not end

Question

Im trying to make it so that even after I give the input to the "enter a command", the code will bring me back to the option to give input after displaying what the last input was. For example i would like it to display the "enter a command" prompt continually after previously done. Is there a way to loop the code back without it ever ending?

c1 = "p"
c2 = "d"
c3 = "t"

command = ""
while command != c1:
    print("Enter a command: ")
    print ("(P)profile / (D)data ")
    command = input()
    if command == c1 or command == c2:
        print ("loading...")

        time.sleep(3)

        if command == c1:
            print ("User: Student")
        if command == c2:
            print ("ID: 111111111")

        time.sleep(1)  

    print ("Enter a command: ")
    print ("(P)profile / (D)data ")
    command = input()

py9 · Accepted Answer · 2018-11-25 22:31:41Z

1

Put everything in a while True loop and remove the last 3 lines where you are printing and asking for input (since you're already asking for the input at the beginning) This should work:

c1 = "p"
c2 = "d"
c3 = "t"

while True:
    print("Enter a command: ")
    print ("(P)profile / (D)data ")

    command = input()
    if command == c1 or command == c2:
        print ("loading...")

        time.sleep(3)

        if command == c1:
            print ("User: Student")
        if command == c2:
            print ("ID: 111111111")

        time.sleep(1)

answered Nov 25, 2018 at 22:31

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