The for
loop actually does loop, it just does do anything unless the answer is correct. you want:
while enter!="off":
if enter == "1":
prefer= input("enter your preference")
if prefer =="sports":
print("Hardcore Sports Podcast")
enter = input('Enter 1 - recommendation, 2 - draw, off - exit')
else:
print("Kanye West's new album")
enter = input('Enter 1 - recommendation, 2 - draw, off - exit')
if enter=="2":
for word in range(3): #swapped this line
band=input("Enter the name of the band") #with this line
if band=="Queen":
print("You win a concert ticket!")
break
enter = input('Enter 1 - recommendation, 2 - draw, off - exit')
Just swap line 11 with line 12 so that the input call is in the loop.
I think a slight improvement would be to use:
while enter!="off":
if enter == "1":
prefer= input("enter your preference")
print("Hardcore Sports Podcast") if prefer =="sports" else print("Kanye West's new album")
if enter=="2":
for _ in range(3):
band = input("Enter the name of the band")
if band == "Queen":
print("You win a concert ticket!")
break
enter = input('Enter 1 - recommendation, 2 - draw, off - exit')
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solved The for loop doesn’t loop even when the answer is not right [closed]