How to re-start the while loop after the break command?

Question

while True:
    restart=False
    userguess=int(input("guess"))
    if userguess not in range(0,100):
          restart=True
          break     
    if userguess>computerguess:
          print("guessed higher")
    elif userguess<computerguess:
          print("guessed lower")
    else:
          print("congrats, userguess equals computerguess")
          break

/* i want to loop to break if guess number is out of 0 to 100 range. It works. But after that,i want user input is again asked and if next value is within range, i want loop to restart.Please help*/

Looks like you want to use [continue](https://stackoverflow.com/questions/8420705/example-use-of-continue-statement-in-python/8420746) instead of `break`. — yoogottamk, Apr 22 '19 at 01:12

score 0 · Accepted Answer · answered Apr 22 '19 at 01:08

Use continue instead of break

while True:
    restart=False
    userguess=int(input("guess"))
    if userguess not in range(0,100):
          restart=True
          break     
    if userguess>computerguess:
          print("guessed higher")
    elif userguess<computerguess:
          print("guessed lower")
    else:
          print("congrats, userguess equals computerguess")
          continue

How to re-start the while loop after the break command?

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