I am a complete noob in python and I am trying to make an text- based adventure game to have an overview of my knowledge. I am trying to move to IF statement outside of a loop without defining a function. Is there a way to do that or not?
def first_choice():
print("You have two choices. There is a town in right of you. It is a small town as you can see it from far away and in front of you, there is a tavern\n")
movement = input('If you want to go to town, type RIGHT or if you want to go tavern, type TAVERN:\n ').lower()
time.stop = 1
if movement == 'right':
print("You are now in the center of the town now. Town's center is empty.\n ")
movement = input('If you want to go back to first choices, type BACK: \n').lower()
time.stop = 0.5
while True:
if movement == 'back':
first_choice()
else:
print(invalid) # Here I want to go back to above if statement after 'right' input
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