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How to break this while loop

print("person one and two are allowed inside the club") person_one=18 person_two=27 while person_one >= 21: print("you may have a drink") else: print("you cannot have a drink") while person_two >= 21: print("you may have a drink") else: print("you cannot have a drink") if I put break at the end of it like this print("person one and two are allowed inside the club") person_one=18 person_two=27 while person_one >= 21: print("you may have a drink") else: print("you cannot have a drink") while person_two >= 21: print("you may have a drink") else: print("you cannot have a drink") break python says the break is outside of the loop. How do I fix this?

13th Jan 2017, 5:47 AM
Andrew Rivera
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2 Answers
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You seems to maybe confuse about 'while' loops and 'if' statements ^^ The 'break' is outside the loop, because the block of code repeating by the loop start on next line after the 'while", and end just previous indentation breaking ( at the 'else' line in your example code )... Are you sure you need loop at this place? Don't see the interest to infinitly loop on printing 'you may have a drink': think that you should use 'if" statement instead, which make a conditional testing only once, without repeating ( looping )...
13th Jan 2017, 6:16 AM
visph
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Try this: print("person one and two are allowed inside the club") person_one=18 person_two=27 if person_one >= 21: print("you may have a drink") else: print("you cannot have a drink") if person_two >= 21: print("you may have a drink") else: print("you cannot have a drink")
13th Jan 2017, 3:38 PM
Mitran Constantin Bogdan
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