Always be looking for a user input -

i trying creating small "game" , 1 of things can go hunting. (code isn't clean want see if works first) when "hunting" it's going find random items want when user types "stop" stops hunting items. , carrying until has typed "stop".

how go around doing that? thanks.

code hunting function:

def gohunting(q): on_hunt = true while on_hunt == true:     rand = random.randint(1,1)     rand2 = random.randint(0,8)     rand3 = random.randint(1,20)     rand4 = random.randint(1,5)     time.sleep(rand)     found = items[rand2]     if found == "axe":         print("you found axe!")         axe += rand3     elif found == 'stick':         amount = rand3         amount2 = str(amount)         amount2 = "[" + amount2 + "]"         print("you found sticks", amount2)         stick += amount     elif found == 'twig':         amount = amount         amount2 = str(amount)         amount2 = "[" + amount2 + "]"         print("you found twigs", amount2)         twig += amount     elif found == 'rock':         amount = rand3         amount2 = str(amount)         amount2 = "[" + amount2 + "]"         print("you found rocks!", amount2)         rock += amount     elif found == 'grass':         amount = rand3         amount2 = str(amount)         amount2 = "[" + amount2 + "]"         print("you found grass!", amount2)         grass += amount     elif found == 'flint':         amount = rand3         amount2 = str(amount)         amount2 = "[" + amount2 + "]"         print("you found flint!", amount2)         flint += amount     elif found == 'tree':         print("you came across tree")         if axe > 0:             print("you used axe chop", rand4)     elif found == 'rare':         rand5 = random.randint(1,3)         if rand5 == 2:             amount = rand3             amount2 = str(amount)             amount2 = "[" + amount2 + "]"             print("_"*40, "\n")             print("[rare] - found iron", amount2)             print("_"*40)             iron += amount