[Python] Python setting doesnt make sense [duplicate]

The following code is a assembler I had made for a custom microprocessor designed in Logisim.

filename = input('Give me your program')
file = open(filename,'r')
encoded =''
binary = open(filename+'Binary','w')
i=1
dictionary = {}
for line2 in file:
if line2.isspace():
continue
farr = line2.split(':')
print(farr)
if farr[0]=='set':
dictionary[farr[1]] = i
continue
i=i+1




print(dictionary)

for line in file:
line1 =''
if line.isspace():
continue
arr = line.split(':')

if arr[0]=='move':
line1+='00000001'
elif arr[0]=='not':
line1+='00000010'
elif arr[0]=='and':
line1+='00000011'
elif arr[0]=='or':
line1+='00000100'
elif arr[0]=='xor':
line1+='00000101'
elif arr[0]=='xnor':
line1+='00000110'
elif arr[0]=='and16way':
line1+='00000111'
elif arr[0]=='or16way':
line1+='00001000'
elif arr[0]=='xor16way':
line1+='00001001'
elif arr[0]=='xnor16way':
line1+='00001010'
elif arr[0]=='shiftRight':
line1+='00001011'
elif arr[0]=='shiftLeft':
line1+='00001100'
elif arr[0]=='rotateRight':
line1+='00001101'
elif arr[0]=='rotateLeft':
line1+='00001110'
elif arr[0]=='regval':
line1+='00001111'
elif arr[0]=='add':
line1+='00010000'
elif arr[0]=='sub':
line1+='00010001'
elif arr[0]=='muldec':
line1+='00010010'
elif arr[0]=='mulint':
line1+='00010011'
elif arr[0]=='div':
line1+='00010100'
elif arr[0]=='takeint':
line1+='00010101'
elif arr[0]=='takedec':
line1+='00010110'
elif arr[0]=='jump':
line1+='00100000'
elif arr[0]=='jumpeq':
line1+='00100010'
elif arr[0]=='jumpab':
line1+='00100100'
elif arr[0]=='jumpbel':
line1+='00101000'
elif arr[0]=='jumpneq':
line1+='00110010'
elif arr[0]=='jumpnab':
line1+='00110100'
elif arr[0]=='jumpnbel':
line1+='00111000'
elif arr[0]=='push':
line1+='01000000'
elif arr[0]=='pop':
line1+='01000001'
elif arr[0]=='store':
line1+='10000000'
elif arr[0]=='load':
line1+='10000001'
number = 1
while number<len(arr):

arg = arr[number]
arg = arg.replace('/', '')
if arr[0]=='jump':

num = int(dictionary[arg])
num = num*16

arg=f'{num:024b}'




elif arr[0]=='jumpeq':

num = int(dictionary[arg])
num = num*16

arg=f'{num:024b}'



elif arr[0]=='jumpab':

num = int(dictionary[arg])
num = num*16

arg=f'{num:024b}'



elif arr[0]=='jumpbel':

num = int(dictionary[arg])
num = num*16

arg=f'{num:024b}'



elif arr[0]=='jumpneq':

num = int(dictionary[arg])
num = num*16

arg=f'{num:024b}'





elif arr[0]=='jumpnab':

num = int(dictionary[arg])
num = num*16

arg=f'{num:024b}'


elif arr[0]=='jumpnbel':

num = int(dictionary[arg])
num = num*16

arg=f'{num:024b}'


else:

if arg.startswith('R'):
arg = arg.replace('R','')
num = int(arg)

arg = f'{num:05b}'

elif arg.startswith('N'):
arg = arg.replace('N','')
num = int(arg)

arg = f'{num:016b}'




line1+=arg

number += 1

if len(line1)<32:

for i in range(len(line1),32):

line1+='0'








binary.write(line1)
binary.write('\n')


The previous version of the assembler didnt have any labels,you had to specify the number of the line in case of a branching instruction

I decided to add labels by using 2 blocks 1 for the labels to be put in a dictionary along with their respective lines.My issue is that the second for loop which does the assembly into a binary format is never executed.

I run the script.py and for this file:

regval:/R10:N0

regval:/R1:N1

move:/R0:/R10

shiftRight:/R2:/R0

set:FirstLoop

regval:/R3:N1

add:/R3:/R3:/R1

set:SecondLoop

regval:/R4:N1

add:/R4:/R4:/R1

mulint:/R5:/R4:/R3

sub:/R8:/R5:/R0

jumpeq:SetExit1

sub:/R7:/R2:/R3

jumpbel:SetExit2

sub:/R6:/R2:/R4

jumpnbel:SecondLoop

set:SetExit1

sub:/R6:/R2:/R4

jumpbel:FirstLoop

set:SetExit2

regval:/R11:N0

jump:SetExit3

regval:/R11:N1

set:SetExit3

move:/R2:/R2


I get this output:

['regval', '/R10', 'N0\n']
['regval', '/R1', 'N1\n']
['move', '/R0', '/R10\n']
['shiftRight', '/R2', '/R0\n']
['set', 'FirstLoop\n']
['regval', '/R3', 'N1\n']
['add', '/R3', '/R3', '/R1\n']
['set', 'SecondLoop\n']
['regval', '/R4', 'N1\n']
['add', '/R4', '/R4', '/R1\n']
['mulint', '/R5', '/R4', '/R3\n']
['sub', '/R8', '/R5', '/R0\n']
['jumpeq', 'SetExit1\n']
['sub', '/R7', '/R2', '/R3\n']
['jumpbel', 'SetExit2\n']
['sub', '/R6', '/R2', '/R4\n']
['jumpnbel', 'SecondLoop\n']
['set', 'SetExit1\n']
['sub', '/R6', '/R2', '/R4\n']
['jumpbel', 'FirstLoop\n']
['set', 'SetExit2\n']
['regval', '/R11', 'N0\n']
['jump', 'SetExit3\n']
['regval', '/R11', 'N1\n']
['set', 'SetExit3\n']
['move', '/R2', '/R2']
{'FirstLoop\n': 5, 'SecondLoop\n': 7, 'SetExit1\n': 16, 'SetExit2\n': 18, 'SetExit3\n': 21}



which means that the second loop is never executed and thus the binary file is empty.I suspect it is a space-sensitive issue since python is space-sensitive but I dont understand the first for loop starts at the same character horizontally with the second for loop.

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