def x():
    # Go through series of checks. Then in one of the conditional if statement.
 
    if y > x:
        
        return continue
        
while True:
    # Bunch of class attribute updates and checks.

    x()

When a function is called in a loop, if certain conditions are achieved, return a result that will make the loop go back to the beginning, as if a continue is being called.

CodePudding user response：

Just take it as a variable:

def x():
    # Go through series of checks. Then in one of the conditional if statement.
 
    if y > x:
        
        return True
        
while True:
    # Bunch of class attribute updates and checks.

    should_continue = x()
    if should_continue: continue

CodePudding user response：

make a function that return a boolean variable , then after that function invocation use if to check the variable let's make an example to clarify:

you have this function

x(){

    var check=false;
    ...
    do something
    ...
    if(num==5){
      check=true;
    }

    return check;
}

your loop must be something like this:

while(true){

  ...
  ...
  stop=x()
  if(stop==false){
    group of instructions you want to skip
    ...
    ...
    ...
  }


}