Resolved: while loop doesn’t stop looping even after variable change

Question:

In my code I have to ask users some input. When a condition is met the program should stop running!

ALIVE = True

def you_died():
    global ALIVE
    ALIVE = False

def some_input():
    choice = input()
    if choice == "yes":
        you_died()

while ALIVE is True:
    some_input()
    print("some string")

Why is my code still printing “some string” even though the variable ALIVE is False?
How to break the loop from inside the function?

Answer:

While conditions are evaluated once per iteration so changing the variable that is used in the condition won’t cause it to immediately break. Also, you can’t break from within a function. BUT you CAN test your global after calling your function and break if it isn’t true before performing any other steps in your while loop:

ALIVE = True

def you_died():
    global ALIVE
    ALIVE = False

def some_input():
    choice = input()
    if choice == "yes":
        you_died()

while ALIVE is True:
    some_input()
    if not ALIVE: break
    print("some string")

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