A somewhat different way of doing things,

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image Anyone think this’ll cause some problems?

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#2

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I did something similar. This seems simpler than creating an additional Boolean to accomplish the same thing.

#3

Did the same but slightly different. feel like changing the bool to Wantstoplayagain as feel like it will read better.
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#4

do
{

	PrintIntro();
	// loop for  the number of turns asking for guesses
	PlayGame();
    }

while(AskToPlayAgain());

p.s : this works too right i tested it works the same becz its a boolean if it returns true it will play again and then if false then will not play but i think how video showed is the better and clearer way of doing things

#5

I did the same, I’am just learning, so I can’t say if its messy or not, nut it doesn’t seems to be

#6

just to follow upon this, Ahmed is exactly correct – the AskToPlayAgain function will always return a boolean value, so there’s no need to compare it to something. For the record, here’s my code:

do
{
    PrintIntro();
    PlayGame();
}
while (AskToPlayAgain());

The while (AskToPlayAgain()); line basically just tells the program to call the AskToPlayAgain function every time it needs a boolean value to resolve whether to do the loop again. I think this is a more elegant solution than the one in the video, but if someone comes across a reason that this is bad practice or against Unreal coding standards or something, please comment!

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