[Python] Remember the previous input

I want to make it such that my code remembers the previous list that I inputted after putting my second list. Inputs work but it only shows the recent input list after wanting to show the previous information list.

def inputting():
print("Enter your name")
global name
name = input()

print("Enter your favorite subject")
global subject
subject = input()

print("Enter your height")
global height
height = input()

print("Enter your country")
global country
country = input()
inputting()

global information
information = [name, subject, height, country]

previous = information

print("Here is your basic social information about yourself: {} \n".format(information))
print("Do you wanna input new information? y/n")
choice = input()

if choice == "y":
inputting()
information[0:4] =[name, subject, height, country]
print("Here is your basic social information about yourself: {} \n".format(information))
print("Do you wanna see your previous information? y/n")
AC = input()
if AC == "y":
print(previous)
else:
print("Thank you.")



What I'm thinking right now is to create another list consisting of the same categories for the second input, but I feel it to be redundant. Is there a way such that you use one list only?

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