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First we create a variable. I named it "commandRequire". Then I set my variable as integer type and gave the value 0. In their code, I wanted them to do a certain action until "commandRequire" was 1 (or something else). In this case, any code I write to the loop will always be repeated. I also asked the user to write an article. If the text it writes is equal to the articles I want, it performs the necessary function.

In this project, "os" library is used to save language files.

language = str("default")
language2 = str("default")
language3 = str("default")

settingsFileWrite2 = open("langaugeSettings.mqs", "a")
settingsFileWrite2.write("")
settingsFileWrite2.close()

settingsFileRead = open("langaugeSettings.mqs","r")
language2 = settingsFileRead.read()
language = settingsFileRead.read()
settingsFileRead.close()

if (language2 != "tr_TR") and (language2 != "en_US"):
    language = input("PYC >>> Lütfen Dilinizi Giriniz - Please Enter Language (tr_TR veya en_US) (tr_TR or en_US) >>> ")
    language2 = language

    settingsFileWrite = open("langaugeSettings.mqs", "w")
    settingsFileWrite.write(language)
    settingsFileWrite.close()

    ctypes.windll.user32.MessageBoxW(0, "Restart the program to save the changes. - Değişikliklerin kaydedilmesi için programı yeniden başlatınız.", "Warnings - Uyarı", 1)
    quit()

First, we create our language variables. (language1, language etc.) (I used extra variables unnecessarily), Then we create our file in the required location, we will create the file with the "a" method, and it will close the file without writing any text. Then it reads the text in "r" (read) mode and puts it into language2 and language variable. If there is no "tr_TR" or "en_US" phrase in the variables, it executes the command to ask the language again. If the conditions are met, it takes the necessary actions.