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How to terminate the caller fuction through callee? - 100k - Nov-27-2019 Here is my code: def callee(): # implement a code to stop the execution of caller() def caller(): callback1 = callee do_somthing() callback2 = callerThanks in adavance. RE: How to terminate the caller fuction through callee? - Gribouillis - Nov-27-2019 I suggest def callee(): raise RuntimeError RE: How to terminate the caller fuction through callee? - jefsummers - Nov-27-2019 def callee(): return 'Die!Die!Die!' def caller(): callback1 = callee if callback1 != 'Die!Die!Die!': do_somthing() callback2 = caller |