After breaking a statement,, how to you make your code start reading from next line

Question

User1 = input("Enter your Name: ")
User2 = input("Enter your Name: ")
User3= input("Enter your Name:")
User4= input("Enter your Name: ")
User5 = input("Enter your Name:")
street = input("Enter your Date of birth: ")
street = input("Enter your Date of birth: ")
street = input("Enter your Date of birth: ")
street = input("Enter your Date of birth: ")
street = input("Enter your Date of birth: ")
while True:
num = input('Enter age for all users separated by a comma: ')
n = num.split(',')
print(n)
if len(n) >=2:
for i in range(len(n)):
highest = max(n)
lowest = min(n)
print('Oldest person: ' + highest)
print('youngest person: ' + lowest)
else:
print("Please, at least enter 2 numbers separated by ','")
break

Answer 1

Why don't you use functions (def) ✌

Answer 2

hmm this one hard sir

Answer 3

Move break before else, inside if statement with indent

Answer 4

Could you simplify your question?
How could we help you? What do you need? Keep it simple,

Answer 5

▲TopGun ▲ i want to end the while statement and proceed with more codes down,, but the break statement is executing d program as "finished"

Answer 6

Kodirbek Makharov hve tried it before,, dint work

Answer 7

You can try "return" function.

x=0
while x < 10:
x=x+1
return x

Answer 8

▲TopGun ▲ returning outside a function

Answer 9

If understood well ur question, you need your code to restart its logic after a condition or exception is met, hence, you need to use <<try except continue>> block

https://www.w3schools.com/JUMP_LINK__&&__python__&&__JUMP_LINK/python_try_except.asp