i = 0
while True:
user_input = input("Please enter the next word: ")
if user_input == "STOP":
break
i += 1
print("#{}: You entered {}".format(i,user_input))
print("All done. {} words entered.".format(i))
First we set i equal to zero so that we can keep track of how many words we input.
We set while True so that its a continuous loop until a certain condition is met to break out of the loop.
user_input is set equal to whatever word the user enters.
our if statement tells us to break out of the while loop if the user inputs "STOP"
If the user does not enter STOP i is set equal to itself plus 1. This just means we add one to i for every new word entered.
Then we print whichever word is entered.
After the while loop, we print All done and the quantity of words entered.
The primary reason that you would import data into a database is because the data already exists somewhere else.
As an example, you may have a spreadsheet that contains names and telephone numbers of a group of people. It is much faster to import this data into a database instead of manually entering the information.
