Keep it running

Two upgrades: wrap the whole thing in a loop so it keeps going, then add protection so one name can never be roasted.

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Part A — The loop

🔁 while loop 🛑 break

Wrap your roast code in a while True loop so it keeps asking until the user types quit:

while True:
    name = input("Enter a name (or 'quit' to stop): ")
    if name == "quit":
        break
    level = input("Pick a roast level — mild or savage: ").lower()
    # ... rest of your roast code here

Things to figure out:

• What does while True mean — why doesn't it stop on its own?
• What does break do?
• Where exactly does the roast logic go inside the loop?

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Part B — Self-roast protection

🔀 if/else 📝 String comparison

Before generating the roast, check if the name matches a protected name. If it does, print a special message instead:

your_name = "Ms Johnson"  # change this to whatever name you want to protect

if name == your_name:
    print("Nice try. I don't roast legends.")
else:
    roast = random.choice(starters) + " " + name + ", " + random.choice(middles) + " " + random.choice(endings)
    print(roast)

Put Part A and Part B together in the editor below. The full program should:

1. Loop forever until the user types quit
2. Ask for a name and roast level
3. Skip the roast if the name is protected
4. Otherwise generate and print the roast