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def a1(request):
    if request.method == "POST":
        add = request.POST['addition']
        while True:
            add = add + 1
            print(add)
            time.sleep(2)
    return render(request, blog/finished.html)
        
def a2(request):
    if request.method == "POST":
        check = request.POST['checking']
        while True:
            print(check)
            print("second function: ",check)
            time.sleep(2)        
    return render(request, blog/finished.html)


What I have tried:

Quote:
I have called the first "a1" function and it's starts running in the loop and when I called the second "a2" function, the first "a1" function supposed to stop and second function has to start running, but the two functions are running parallelly. I need to stop the first function when the second function is called. Please help
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Maciej Los 3-Nov-21 5:37am    
Yes, you have defined 2 functions, but you did NOT show us the way you call them.
Dave Kreskowiak 3-Nov-21 8:03am    
OK, so how are you stopping A1 from running? 'cause, it'll run forever on its own, same with A2.

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