title: While loop printing a response when it shouldn't - Python
body: <p>My program contains a simple 'Y/N' input. I have placed a while loop inside the code, which is supposed to respond when the input entered isn't 'Y/N' or any of it's variations.</p>
  
  <pre><code>import time
  count_d = 10
  
  load = input('Import modules? Y/N')
  
  if load == 'Y' or load == 'y' or load == ' Y' or load == ' y':
      print('Modules loading...')
      while count_d &gt;0:
          print(count_d)
          count_d = count_d-1
          time.sleep(1)
      print('Modules loaded')
  elif load == 'N' or load == 'n' or load == ' N' or load == ' n':
      print('Shutdown initiated.')
      sys.exit()
  
  while load != 'Y' or load != 'y' or load != ' Y' or load != ' y' and load != 'N' or load != 'n' or load != ' N' or load != ' n':
      print('This answer does not correspond with the desired output')
      load = input('Import modules? Y/N')
      if load == 'Y' or load == 'y' or load == ' Y' or load == ' y':
          print('Modules loading...')
          while count_d &gt;0:
             print(count_d)
             count_d = count_d-1
             time.sleep(1)
          print('Modules loaded')
          break
      elif load == 'N' or load == 'n' or load == ' N' or load == ' n':
          print('Shutdown initiated.')
          break
  </code></pre>
  
  <p>When I do enter an accepted input, the program responds where it needs to, but also prints the response for the while loop, where it is designed to only recognise it with a unaccepted input. What errors have I made so it releases the wrong output when I have done it correctly?</p>