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No, there is no such command. It is known as a <a href="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Goto" rel="nofollow"><code>goto</code></a> and pretty much only occured in very early programming language. It is <a href="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Structured_program_theorem" rel="nofollow">never necessary</a>: you can always achieve the same effect with a combination of <code>if</code> and <code>while</code> (or, more Pythonically, <code>for</code>), and <a href="http://www.cs.utexas.edu/users/EWD/ewd02xx/EWD215.PDF" rel="nofollow">considered harmful</a> by many. The reason it is oft abused is that it makes the flow of the program difficult to follow. When reading a normal (structured) program it is easy to tell where control will flow: either around a while loop, into a method call, or split by a conditional. When reading a program using <code>goto</code>, though, the control can jump arbitrarily around the program. In your case, you could either enclose all the intermediate lines inside a conditional, or else refactor the second line into a separate function: <pre><code>def thank(x, name): if [x] in database1: print 'Thank you, {0}:\n'.format(name) </code></pre> (P.S. Are you sure you mean <code>[x] in database1</code> and not <code>x in database1</code>?) <hr> EDIT: Here's an edited version of the code you put into <a href="http://pastebin.com/MY55yBbE" rel="nofollow">your pastebin</a>: <pre><code>print 'Enter your name and surname:' # `.title()` makes first letter capital and rest lowercase name = raw_input('Name: ').title() surname = raw_input('Surname: ').title() # use `.format(...)` to create fancy strings print '{name} {surname}, the Great!'.format(name=name, surname=surname) noes = ['no', 'n'] yesses = ['yes', 'y'] print 'Did you like this?' # `.lower()` for lowercase if raw_input('Yes/No: ').lower() in noes: print 'Did you really mean that?' if raw_input('Yes/No : ') in yesses: print 'So you\'ll be dead, {name}!'.format(name=name) else: print 'Oh, OK, then you\'re free to go, {name}.'.format(name=name) else: print 'Thank you, {name}.'.format(name=name) print 'Try "no" next time!' </code></pre>
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