python for loop finish

Question

i'm self learning python through out online courses but i ran into a problem .

for loop

how do i tell python to do something after the for loops is finished ?

for example :

def mixer(g):
print(g)

def printer(h):
    print("end")

X = input ("words :  ") 
var2 = ""
var1 = X.split()


for y in var1:
    if len(y) > 5:
        y.upper()
        var2 += y.upper() + " "
        mixer(var2)
    elif len(y)  <= 5:
        y.lower()
        var2 += y.lower() + " "
        mixer(var2)

that's what i'm trying to do after for loop is done , i want to call a function after the loop , how can u do this ? ## >>> this method didn't work

    elif y == False:
        print("false")
        printer(var2)

make sure you un-indent the block of code you want executed after the for-loop. Python uses indentation to figure out what blocks of code belong to a loop or not. — enumaris
– enumaris, Commented May 30, 2018 at 23:42
FYI, when the condition in elif is the exact opposite of the if condition, you should use else:. — Barmar
– Barmar, Commented May 31, 2018 at 0:43

ShadowRanger · Accepted Answer · 2018-05-30 23:39:44Z

1

Just put it outside the body of the for loop:

for x in y:
    ... indented block does stuff with x on each loop ...
... dedented code (outside loop body) run once after loop is finished ...

answered May 30, 2018 at 23:39

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