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Guys how do I write a statement that must accept a certain interger between a specified range before the rest of the program can continue?

If(n<8)
Printf(“please enter a num less than 8);

I want the program to stop here until a num less than 8 is entered then continue with the rest of the statements once a num less than 8 is entered.

Next how can I let the user enter a letter to exit the program or enter another letter to restart the program(start the program back from the first statement)
Is there a way a user can input a letter and a specific function or part of the codes can be executed as well?
Nov 4 '07 #1
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Guys how do I write a statement that must accept a certain interger between a specified range before the rest of the program can continue?

If(n<8)
Printf(“please enter a num less than 8);

I want the program to stop here until a num less than 8 is entered then continue with the rest of the statements once a num less than 8 is entered.

Next how can I let the user enter a letter to exit the program or enter another letter to restart the program(start the program back from the first statement)
Is there a way a user can input a letter and a specific function or part of the codes can be executed as well?
Hi,

Look into how to implement while loops, you can use these to achieve both of your goals.
Nov 4 '07 #2

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