The upper code was cleared in the middle. I want to end the program execution in two parts of the shop. Please let me know.
list_input = []
while True:
x = input ("Enter a positive integer"). : ")
intornot = isint(x)
if (intornot == False) :
if int(x)<0 :
break
else :
list_input.append(x)
else :
print("The character entered is not a positive integer. Please re-enter it.")
## I want to shut it down in the middle here so that the code outside of this repeat door doesn't run.
break
if x != '' and list_input != []:
print("Maximum value is",my_max(list_input)))
print("Minimum value is", my_min(list_input)))
print("sum" my_sum(list_input))
print("mean is",my_avg(list_input)))
else :
print("The character entered is not a positive integer. Please re-enter it.")
Rather than having a different grammar, I think we should organize the if statement in a different way.
If you want to terminate in else so that you don't execute code below else statement, you can put code below else statement in if statement.
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