do-while statement is infinite loop?

use a loop like this

while(TRUE)
{
//code goes here

}

this loops forever, because true is always true.

if you mean to immediately go to the top of the loop it''s continue;

exampe:

while (1)
{
if !(checkit()) continue;

// can go further..
...
}

Regards,
Jumpster


Semper Fi

do {}while();
Is loop that loops at least one time because testing(while) is at the bottom of the loop.Your example uses do while statement because at least one name should be typed.
continue statement jumps at the start of the loop and break stops current loop. So you could make your program like this

#include
int main()
{
char answer;//my answer thingy
do //beginning o loop
{
double age;
cout<<"Enter age ";
cin>>age;
if(age==1)
cout<<"Liar";
cout<<"What is your real age";
double realage;
cin>>realage;
if(realage=1)
cout<<"That does it this program is self destructing";
cout cout<<"Do just one more y/n";
cin>>answer;
if(answer==''y'')
break;
}while(1);
cout<<"Thats nice" }
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