How to use goto in python on replit

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1

Question:
How do I get goto to work in python
Repl link:
https://replit.com/@LandonKuehner/goto-testing

2

Hello, I don’t understand what you mean by this. Can you explain? Also please tell me what the “Goto” does.

3

Hello, it appears you’re expecting “goto” to work like it does in bash, or some other programming language that uses it. However python does not have a “goto” command. There are external modules you could potentially use instead, but I cannot speak for how reliable they are.
Edit: I did not check the repl you provided for implementation of this, here’s a better answer taking that repl into account:
From goto’s PyPI page:

from goto import with_goto

@with_goto
def range(start, stop):
    i = start
    result = []

    label .begin
    if i == stop:
        goto .end

    result.append(i)
    i += 1
    goto .begin

    label .end
    return result

Taking your code into account:

from goto import with_goto

@with_goto
def function():
  label .area_1
  print("value")
  label .area_1
  goto .area_2

Notes:

  • This code will (probably) error when run, as there is no label for “.area_2”
  • This really isn’t how a program like this should be done, as it’s not “pythonic”, what exactly is this supposed to do?
4

Never mind, I don’t suggest using the ‘goto’ thing. I suggest using IF statements. You could try my replit.

Replit: https://replit.com/@Chandler0Bing/For-Landon

Have a great day!