How can i "reload" my string in a loop python

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So i have some code pulling a unique id from a webpage, i then use that id in a loop and when its used i want it to get a new unique id, i know i can put the code pulling ids into the loop, but i use the code to tell the loop how long it should run. So is there anyway i can reload the id without putting all the code in the loop?

followrequestsnumber = jsonfollowrequests.count("\",\"username\"")
approveid = jsonfollowrequests[startapproveid:stopapproveid]
while followrequestnumber >=1:
    uses the id on this line.
    loop ends and now i want to switch the approveid to a new one

briba · Accepted Answer · 2020-04-29 10:11:47Z

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Why not something like this?

followrequestsnumber = jsonfollowrequests.count("\",\"username\"")
while followrequestnumber >=1:
    approveid = jsonfollowrequests[startapproveid:stopapproveid]
    followrequestsnumber = jsonfollowrequests.count("\",\"username\"")

    ...

answered Apr 29, 2020 at 10:11

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Joakim Mortensen Over a year ago

I might have done something wrong but when i did that it was the same as before

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