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Yes, 'or' on those three conditions would have always have been true whatever a user entered so the loop would always run. All three needed to be 'and'. I'm glad you got it sorted :)

Hi tsdad.



I don't believe you actually need an if statement in this situation, or a break. The loop itself handles the conditions because it will only exit once a correct option has been...

Hi Dave,

I didn't copy the whole program, only the loop, so you're spot on, it doesn't do much on its own!

Try this:



# include<iostream>
using namespace std;

I presume you are doing this:



From one beginner to another, I would try looking at it this way:



do
{