Write a program that polls users about their dream vacation. Write a prompt similar to If you could visit one place in the world, where would you go? Include a block of code that prints the results of the poll.
# Empty dictionary where we'll store the results of the poll.poll = {}polling_active = Truewhile polling_active: prompt_1 = "\nWhat is your name? " response_1 = input(prompt_1) prompt_2 = "If you could visit one place in the world, where would you go? " response_2 = input("Hello" +" " + response_1 +"!" +" " + prompt_2) # store name/place in dictionary. poll[response_1] = response_2 prompt_3 = "Would you like to let another person respond? (yes/no) " response_3 = input(prompt_3) while response_3 == 'yes':# if response_3 == 'no': polling_active = Trueprint(f"\n {poll}")I have noticed that the program does not compile in that case (I mean when the line if response_3 == 'no': is commented out). However, if I uncomment it and comment out the line while response_3 == 'yes':, it works perfectly. I am very confused about this. Can anyone explain to me why the while loop does not give the desired result here? Perhaps I do not understand the real difference between the for and while loops.
I have spent about 30 minutes trying to solve this problem, and I have finally solved it. However, I cannot understand why the while loop gives an error here, while the for loop works perfectly. Apologies if my question seems too simple, as I only started coding about a week ago.