While with nothing status

[Iago_Dif]

In main.cpp line 90 where you insert:

while ( Status == Eecc ecc)

if you use

while (true), the return dont stop the script?

[nilamo]

If the code looks like this:
while (true) { return; }
…then it will absolutely only run once. Maybe I don’t understand the question?

[Iago_Dif]

If you use this script :

#include
#include

std::string StopWhile ( std::string Guess );

int main()
{

std::string InputGuess = "World"; 

std::cout << StopWhile( InputGuess );

return 0;

}

std::string StopWhile ( std::string Guess ){
do{

    if( Guess.size() == 5) 
    {
    return "stop do/while";
    }
    
}while(true);

};

the do/while stops.

In the lessons from 44 to 46, line 89/90 main.cpp, why use while(…) ecc ecc ecc.
with true you use less code

[rebusb]

Usually you have a conditional statement in the parenthesis to tell the while when to stop looping. while(true) will loop forever if there is no exit condition like return or break called in the loop body.

[Marc_Carlyon]

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