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Code:

int choice;
printf("%d", "enter an int between 1 and 3");
sscanf("%d", &choice);
 
switch(choice)
{
  case 1:
	 //do something here
	 break;
  case 2:
	 //do something else here
	 break;
  case 3:
	 //do something really weird here
	 break;
  default:
	 break;
}

sorry, been a long time since I did any C I/O. The printf and sscanf syntax isn't the important part anyway.

Sure you can put a case in a while loop:

Code:

while( c != 'q' )
{
    switch( c )
    {
        case 'a': printf("You selected \'a\'.\n" ); break;
        case 'b': printf("You selected \'b\'.\n" ); break;
        default: printf("You didn't select anything useful.\n");
    }
}

Now in this case you'd want to have something in there that actually changes the value of c, but you get the idea.


Quzah.