Dear Monks,
I have a general logic question. I need help in logic and not code.
I have a question about recalling my function within a loop.
Below is my code:
List_new = myfunction()
for items in List_new:
if(my condition is TRUE):
Execute some commands
if(my condition is FALSE):
recall myfunction()
My problem is that I am loading "List_new" using myfunction(). How can I change "List_new" iteratively when my condition is False. I want to reload the function especially when the condition is FALSE. This means I keep calling the function until it is false and then execute the final output from myfunction().
Thank you in advance for your help.
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