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input
while True:
word = input('Enter:')
if word == 'ok':
break
print('next')
result
# 「Enter:Is displayed, type in the characters, and if "ok", break
Enter:dcajnv
next
Enter:cajnv
next
Enter:vaonfdaa
next
Enter:ok
The entered characters will be str type.
input
while True:
word = input('Enter:')
num = int(word)
if num == 100:
break
print('next')
result
# 「Enter:Is displayed, type in a number, and if it is "100", break
Enter:1325
next
Enter:314
next
Enter:100
It is necessary to convert what is received as input to int type.
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