Nrthugu

Here is my approach to simulate a goto sequence. Is there a more eloquent way?

PS: the idea with storing the variable in a class variable was just for fun (because of the .(format()) accessing story.

n=0

while n==0:

    print("Whats your height?")

    height=input()

    print("Whats your age?")

    age=input()



    class loop:

        h=height

        a=age



    print("Your height is {answer.h}".format(answer=loop()))

    print("Would you like to continue?")

    answer=input()

    if answer=="yes":

        ++n

        print("alright ONE MORE TIME!")

    else:

        print("see you")

Solution

class Person():

    def __init__(self,name, height, age):

        self.name = name

        self.height = height

        self.age = age



while True:

    name = input("What's your name?n")

    height = input("What's your height?n")

    age = input("What's your age?n")



    user = Person(name, height, age)



    print(f"nHello {(user.name).title()}, your height is {user.height} and you are" 

          f" {user.age} years old!")



    answer = input("nWould you like to continue?('yes' or 'no')n")



    if answer == 'yes':

        print("alright ONE MORE TIME!")

        continue

    else:

        print("See you!")

        break

This is how I would go about this, although there is no reason to have a class here for what you are trying to accomplish, but since you had it in there I'm assuming you were using it as practice, so I threw in a class here as well.

Edit

Ah you mentioned the class was for fun, not claiming I used class in the best fashion here but it's an improvement for the way you attempted, would definitely look over proper utilization of class.