How to go to a previous line

So here's what I've made so far:

Code:

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#include <iostream>

using namespace std;
int main()

{
    int wheretogo;
    int psactivity;
    int pcactivity;
   
    cout<<"You are in a house with a PC and PlayStation 3 with two games. What do you do?\n\n";
    cout<<"\nGo to the PlayStation 3 (1)\n\n";
    cout<<"\nGo to the PC (2)\n\n";
    cin>>wheretogo;
    cin.ignore();
    if (wheretogo == 1 ) {
                  cout<<"\nYou go to the PlayStation and boot it up.\n\n";
                  cout<<"\nCheck the PlayStation Store (1)\n\n";
                  cout<<"\nCheck the available games(2)\n\n";
                  cin>>psactivity;
                  cin.ignore();
                  }
    if (wheretogo == 2 ) {
                  cout<<"\nYou go to the PC and boot it up.\n\n";
                  cout<<"\nGo on the internet (1)\n\n";
                  cout<<"\nPlay Portal (2)\n\n";
                  cin>>pcactivity;
                  cin.ignore();
                  }
                 
}

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Just some random text "game" I made. Here's the problem: I want an option to go back. Let's say the user chose go the playstation and use the playstation store or something, how can I include the option to go back and use the PC instead after he chose to go to the playstation?

You will need some form of loop, that takes you back to the first "what do you want to do" question.

Of course, if you are actually going to make a text-adventure game, you probably want to have a data-structure that describes the options of what to do and where you can go from here, rather than using "code" to describe what you can and can't do at any given stage.

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Mats