Using indefinite loops to write interactive games
In this video, I show how we can use an indefinite loop (i.e. a "while True" loop) to write an interactive guessing game where the player will play as many rounds as needed to guess correctly. In such cases, we cannot predict how many iterations will be in the loop and thus need to use a "while True" loop. Then, we see how we can use the "continue" and "break" statements to control how the loop iterates. Also, I emphasize the importance of a modular design when writing more "complex" code.
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