while(true){ section of code runs only once}

hi

while(true)
{

i need a partcular section of code runs only once


}

Remove the while(true) { and ending } and the code will only execute once.

Do you know about the break statement?

As Norm mentioned, there is not need for a while if you only need the code to execute once. If you need the code to execute at least once, the use do{} while()

I need to use while loop as its the threads run method ,

but in that loop i want a section of code to ecxecute once , or for a particular count..

public Run()
{

while(true)
{

[ this section of code runs for 200 counts]

[this scode runs only once]




}

If the section of code is inside the while loop, then use a boolean oneTime switch in an if statement
Define the boolean variable as true outside the loop. The inside the loop:

Code :

---

if (oneTime) {
   oneTime = false;  // flip the switch to prevent execution next loop around
   // do the one time stuff
} // end if

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I don't see why it has to be inside the while loop - surely only the code that needs to run many times should be in the loop. One-time code should be before or after the loop, as appropriate.

Also, if you need code executed 200 times, why not use a 'for..' loop that counts 200 iterations? A 'while(true)' loop is really only suitable for loops with an indefinite number of repeats (and not particularly good practice).