boolean AND loop

Question

Hi I've just start learning Python. Can someone help me? I've tried to wrote a code for a boolean AND. I wrote this:

a = int(input("\"a\": "))
b = int(input("\"b\": "))
x = a and b

while x:
if x == True:
print("True")
a = int(input("\"a\": "))
b = int(input("\"b\": "))
x = a and b
else:
print("False")
a = int(input("\"a\": "))
b = int(input("\"b\": "))
x = a and b

When the and statement is True while loop is OK and i can type a,b values again. But when the statement is False it prints nothing and just ends the program. What i did wrong?

Answer 1

because when you write while x:

your code is gonna run according to x,
so, if x is true while loop is gonna run if x is false
it s gonna continue its road without entering while loops block

Answer 2

When it ends it's already not gonna print anything because else statement is working in while loop, so its just gonna print something while "while loop" is running

Answer 3

So how I can code this? I want to run the program again and again even when the a and b will be False.

Answer 4

write while true:
and test the x, i mean

while true: //we're putting codes in it to get loop forever
if x:
//do something
else:
//do something
if you couldnt understand i can try to explain better

note: you can write x instead of x==true

Answer 5

So I modified the code with your instructions and now it works.

a = int(input("\"a\": "))
b = int(input("\"b\": "))
x = a and b

while True:
if x:
print("True")
a = int(input("\"a\": "))
b = int(input("\"b\": "))
x = a and b
else:
print("False")
a = int(input("\"a\": "))
b = int(input("\"b\": "))
x = a and b

Thanks @Mustafa K.. But could you explain me more why "while x:" was wrong?

Answer 6

Ok. I get it now. Thx mate.