Thread: Loops

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    Angry Loops

    so if im running a option saying press one for something and 2 for another option how to i get my program to go back to the original input area so that they can either choose the same option or a differnent one:

    printf("Press 1 for this press two for that:"); scanf("%d", &option);
    rule;
    rule ;
    rule;
    rule;

    (loop back to the top......

    pressing 1 will list rules and after it lists the rules i want it to go back and ask the user for input again, how do i do that?

    so what to i write at the end of that to make it loop to the first printf statement?????????
    Last edited by gloworm; 04-02-2010 at 06:45 PM.

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    Funny, really, how it works out. There just happens to be a tutorial on C loops here:
    Cprogramming.com Tutorial: Loops
    Note the titles of the other tutorials; that way you'll know where to go next time you have a question like "how do I implement a loop?"
    I'll leave it at that.
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    awesome thank you so much, but next time try not to be so sarcastic when someone is asking for help. But your answer was EXTREMELY helpful so thank you

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