How to Stop a Python Script (Keyboard and Programmatically)

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[dragondeport]

Hey, I have a long Programm with a lot of pyautogui clicks. If one thing goes wrong it becames a disaster.
Is it possible to make a hotkey for Quiting?
Like: if keyboard.is_pressed('q'):
exit()
If this is possible, where have I to place this command?
At the Top (Beginning) or as the last Line?

[manairband]

This was very helpful. I'm looking for a way to stop my script programmatically but by using the time function. So exit stop after 60 minutes of running. I'm just not finding any answers. I just stumbled on this while looking.

[manairband]

I found a solution to my below question.
import os
import threading
import datetime
from threading import Timer
from datetime import datetime
def exitfunc():
print("Exit Time", datetime.now())
os._exit(0)
Timer(60, exitfunc).start() #exit in 60 seconds
while True: #my code