user_input= int (input('enter your eage.-1 is end ')) ages=[] while user_input > 0: ages.append(user_input) print(int(input('enter the next age'))) print('the ages are ', ages)

Hey Roqia, Thank you for reaching out! Please, study the change in line 5: In your version of the code, line 5 prints out the message 'enter the next age' but doesn't change the value of variable user_input. Therefore, when you repeat the while-loop again, user_input would not be changed to -1 which it needs to in order to exit the loop. Hope this helps! Kind regards, 365 Hristina

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Roqia Hani

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when the user input -1 , not end , why this is happened?

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when the user input -1 , not end , why this is happened?

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