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Hey I can answer this…
First and foremost I don’t think this is the right sub forum for python coding in blender but the forum for blender development.
Anyway you can do three things with the logic bricks:
You can only use Logic bricks for everything.
You can use the sensor logic bricks to trigger a python controller (collision, near, …)
…and as a special case for that you can use the “allways” sensor to let the script or the modul in your controller brick be triggered every time the game engine loops.
So when the sensor gets triggered it sends true in that loop. If you have one of those configuring buttons in the logic brick toggeled it sends true as long as the condition is met.