I am trying to get my next movie time code (Python) to work but am sturggling a bit. I need it to exit if the user was to enter -1 or at least re ask them for the input. Just not as great on loops as I'd like to be. 10 showing_times = [int(time) for time in input("Enter movie showing times (please use a space to separate them): ").split()]1112 leave_time = int(input("When do you want to go to the movies (in 24-hour clock format)? "))13 next_showing = None14 for time in showing_times:15while leave_time != -1:16if time> leave_time:next showing = timebreakleave_time = int(input("When do you want to go to the movies (in 24-hour clock format)? "))1718192021222324 if next_showing is None:2526 else:272829303132else:print("There are no more movies being played.")if next_showing == leave_time:for time in showing_times:if time > next_showing:next_showing = timebreakprint("The next showing is at", next_showing, "o'clock.")

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I am trying to get my next movie time code (Python) to work but am sturggling a bit. I need it to exit if the user was to enter -1 or at least re ask them for the input. Just not as great on loops as I'd like to be.

10 showing_times = [int(time) for time in input("Enter movie showing times (please use a space to separate them): ").split()]
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12 leave_time = int(input("When do you want to go to the movies (in 24-hour clock format)? "))
13 next_showing = None
14 for time in showing_times:
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while leave_time != -1:
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if time> leave_time:
next showing = time
break
leave_time = int(input("When do you want to go to the movies (in 24-hour clock format)? "))
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24 if next_showing is None:
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else:
print("There are no more movies being played.")
if next_showing == leave_time:
for time in showing_times:
if time > next_showing:
next_showing = time
break
print("The next showing is at", next_showing, "o'clock.")

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