Haha, you are only pointing out the bad points. If you are just doing a simple text program- like a guessing game- the code will go away after so much code is generated.
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Haha, you are only pointing out the bad points. If you are just doing a simple text program- like a guessing game- the code will go away after so much code is generated.
You can make it so when you win the game, it stops looping using for and else.
Yea, that would be the point. Because in a something like a guessing game, you never want the game to end.
When I first learned Java, I read that so switch to another class (And say your class is Myclass1 and the other one is Myclass2) You did Myclass2.main(args);
But you can also apply that same...