if statement won't execute all of the commands in its indentation level

I am working on a stupid yet funny practice program to improve my understanding of OOP in Python.
The program is meant to randomly generate some band names from a randomly selected adjective and another randomly selected noun – producing a lot of hilarious band names.

For the most part, the program works fine, but for some reason, there are some problems with the if-statements and the while loop in the menu(self)– method all the way down in the BandList class.

My hypothesis is that there is something wrong with the nesting of the else-if statements, or that the loop doesn’t manage to advance the loop when I call on the self._generateBand() method in line 60 due to some technicality I’m not aware of. Either way, I’m not sure.

However, my question is:

Why does my loop stop at the line self._writeBand() and not continue executing the code that follows? (As shown below)

    done = False
        while done != True:
            print("\n=============== BAND NAME GENEREATOR ==================")

            start = input("\nDo you want to generate a list of bandnames? (y/n): ")
            if start.lower() == "y":
                self._generateBand()
                self._writeBand()    #The loop stops here for some reason and asks the same question over and over.

                #The program won't execute this part of the code.
                inp = ("\nDo you want to save these band names? (y/n): ")
                if inp.lower() == "y":
                    outfile = input("What do you want to name the file?: ")
                    self._saveBand(f"{oufile}.txt")

If anyone can help me fix this, I would be super grateful.
In advance: Thank you for your help.

The complete program is pasted in below

import random

class Band:

    def __init__(self, name):
        self._Bandname = name

    def __str__(self):
        return f"{self._Bandname}"

    def hentName(self):
        return self._Bandname

class  BandList:

    def __init__(self):
        self._BandList = []

    def _readFile(self, filename1, filename2):
        with open(filename1) as infile1, open(filename2) as infile2:
            lineAdjective = infile1.read().splitlines()
            lineNoun = infile2.read().splitlines()
            adjective = random.choice(lineAdjective)
            noun = random.choice(lineNoun)

            return f"{adjective} {noun}"

    def _saveBand(self, filename):
        with open(filename, "w") as outfile:
            for j, i in enumerate(self._BandList):
                outfile.write(f"Nr: {j}\t-{i}\n")

    def _generateBand(self):
        num = int(input("\nHow many band names would you like to generate?: "))
        for i in range(num):
            bandname = f"The {self._readFile('adjective.txt', 'noun.txt')}s"
            self._BandList.append(Band(name= bandname))

    def _writeBand(self):
        print("\n========= Genererte bandname =========")
        for i in self._BandList:
            print(i)
            #print(i.hentName())

    def _deleteBand(self):
        self._BandList.clear()

    def _writeGoodbyeMsg(self):
        print("\n============ PROGRAM TERMINATING ================")
        print("\t- thanks for using the program, goodbye!")


    def menu(self):
        done = False
        while done != True:
            print("\n=============== BAND NAME GENEREATOR ==================")

            start = input("\nDo you want to generate a list of bandnames? (y/n): ")
            if start.lower() == "y":
                self._generateBand()
                self._writeBand()           #This is probably where the bug is...
                inp = ("\nDo you want to save these band names? (y/n): ")
                if inp.lower() == "y":
                    utfil = input("What do you want to name the file?: ")
                    self._saveBand(f"{utfil}.txt")

                elif inp.lower() == "n":
                    self._deleteBand()
                    inp2 = input("Do you want to generate more band names? (y/n)?: ")
                    if inp2.lower() == "y":
                        self._generateBand()
                    elif inp2.lower() == "n":
                        done = True
                        self._writeGoodbyeMsg()
                    else:
                        print("Unknown command, please try again")

            else:
                self._writeGoodbyeMsg()
                done = True

if __name__ == '__main__':

    new =  BandList()
    new.menu()

>Solution :

You’re missing an input call on your 2nd question for saving the band names. It should be:

 inp = input("\nDo you want to save these band names? (y/n): ")