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I am migrating from batch programming to Python, in batch there was the "goto" command, which basically created a sub-area within the command:
goto EXEMPLO
pause
:EXEMPLO
pause
So, when the command arrives in "EXAMPLE" it jumps to the line ":EXAMPLE", is it possible to do this in Python? (I use 3.6)
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No. In Python you should use repetition structures and conditional structures to control the flow of your code.
To run lines of code if a drive is true, you do the following:
minhaVariavel = 5
if minhaVariavel == 5:
print('O valor eh 5')
else:
print('O valor nao eh 5')
To repeatedly execute a chunk of code while a condition is true, you do the following:
minhaVariavel = 0
while minhaVariavel < 5:
print('O valor eh ' + str(minhaVariavel))
minhaVariavel += 1
And there are many other control structures.
The official language website has a tutorial on this, you can access here: https://docs.python.org/3/tutorial/controlflow.html
Don’t forget to indent your code!
Ah, I understood, what a pity, thank you also, it was very helpful!
Good @Dariusdacosta. If my answer solved your doubt, do not forget to mark it as correct.
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This example does nothing useful. If you give an example where it is useful we can show how to do in Python. This is just do nothing.
– Maniero
The idea is quite simple, let’s say that you have a choice, where the user who is running the code can choose between 1 and 2, if it is 1 goes to a certain area of the command, if it is 2 goes to another, then returns to the beginning and can make the choice again.
– Darius da costa
So put this example in the question. If you want to know one thing and ask another, you will get bad answers.
– Maniero