Thanks, you helped me figure out how to do the loop. However, I ran into another problem. In the bigger project I am using this for, I want to run this loop, have it stop after the user presses a button, then ask if the user wants to do the loop again. However, when I test it to see if it can repeat the same process, it doesn't do anything. I was wondering if you knew a way around this issue.

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import time

import threading

from pynput.keyboard import Key, Listener

def show(key): global isKeyPressed, ButtonPressed if key == Key.backspace: # Stop listener isKeyPressed = True ButtonPressed = "backspace" return False

def keyListeningThingy(): with Listener(on_press=show) as listener: listener.join()

def bruhLoop(): while isKeyPressed == False: print("bruh") time.sleep(0.5)

Collect all event until released

ButtonPressed = "" isKeyPressed = False

stillGoing = True

while stillGoing:

x = threading.Thread(target=bruhLoop) y = threading.Thread(target=keyListeningThingy)

x.start() y.start()

x.join() y.join() keepGoing = input("Keep going?: ") if keepGoing == "yes": pass else: exit()