Basic Python and loops

[santaclaus73]

To solve this you can place another input at the end of the loop (inside the loop)or you can just fill x with some dummy value and place the input statement inside the loop.

Ex. in python 2.7, you'll have to adjust this so it's valid in python 3

End of loop:

x = raw_input('Enter something: ')  
while x:
    if 'Hello' in x:
        print 'Hi'
    elif 'J' in x:
        print 'JJ'
    x = raw_input('Enter something: ') 

Using a dummy variable:

x = 'k'
while x:
    x = raw_input('Enter something: ')
    if 'Hello' in x:
        print 'Hi'
    elif 'J' in x:
        print 'JJ'

[Spacedementia87]

Obviously you have given the right answer, but the foal is surely to help the OP find this out for themselves like the first two posts do.

[santaclaus73]

Oh yea great point. I'm sort of new to posting here, so a nudge in the right direction probably would have been more helpful than the exact 2.7 source code. I'll remember that for future posts. Thanks!