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Answering Yes or No in C++...using only stdio.h and
conio.h..........help me please...?
here's must be the output of the program:
Screen A
Exam No. items Score
1 20 20
2 35 35
Another Entry? [Y] or [N] :
Screen B:
Record No. Student's Name:
1 Fernando Torres
2 Chuck Norris
Note: if you press Y, the program must repeat the procedure
in screen A, then if N, the program must proceed to the
screen B....Please Help me out............
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Answer / nipun
You can use while loop for this. Insert your code for screen
A in the while loop and just let it run if the user enters
a 'Y' and if the user choses 'N' then go to screen B out of
the loop
Or
you can use label:
ex:
main()
{
code....
......
label:
code for screen A...
......
......
printf("Another Entry? [Y] or [N] :");
scanf("%s", &op);
if(choice=='y' || choice=='Y')
{
goto label;
}
}
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