Thread: Need help

I am new to programming, and I just did this example out of my book. You pick the number, you get 6 trys, if you pick the right one you win. Anywho I want to game to repeat itself if you press Y. I know how to make the game exit if you press N. Is there C function to make the program repeat the main function?
Here is the scource code.

#include <stdio.h>
#include <stdlib.h>
#include <time.h>

#define RANGE 100
#define TRIES 6

void main()
{
int guessme,guess,t,again;

seedrnd();
guessme=rnd(RANGE)+1;

printf("GUESS!?!\nGuess the random number.\n");
printf("I'm thinking of a number between 1 and %i.\n",RANGE);
printf("Can you guess it in %i tries?\n",TRIES);

for(t=1;t<=TRIES;t++)
{
printf("Guess #%i:",t);
scanf("%i",&guess);

if(guess==guessme)
{
printf("You got it!\n");
break;
}
else if(guess<guessme)
printf("Too low!\n");
else if(guess>guessme)
printf("Too high!\n");
}

printf("The answer was %i.\n",guessme);

// printf("Would you like to play again? Y/N?");
// again=getche();
// if(again=='y');


// else if getche(printf("\nPress any key to exit."));
}

int rnd(int range)
{
int r;

r=rand()%range;
return(r);
}

void seedrnd(void)
{
srand((unsigned)time(NULL));
}

There isn't a function for that (at least not one I know of). I would either put everything in a while loop, or use a label.

For the label:
{

put a label name followed by a colon after seedrnd() and before you call rnd, like so:

srnd();
start:
guessme = rnd(RANGE)+1;

then your if statement would look like this:

if ( again == 'y' )
{
goto start;
}


}

Or you could do a while loop that starts right after the seedrnd() and ends where your if statement is now, and remember to initialize again.

Like so:
{

again = 'y';

seedrnd();
while ( again == 'y' )
{
//etc...

}

Well seeing as I don't really understand what you are saying, and I havent read the while loop part yet, I figured out what I could do. I will put most the stuff in the main function in a different function. Then I will make the main function a loop that points to the new funtion.