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Okay then. Glad to help.

Oh (disappointed). You couldn't figure out how to do 1/2?

Little details like using 1 or 2 instead of YES/NO are fundamental to the design, not helpful tips.

This is nothing you can't do, but here's an elementary example. You can figure out how to...

Close.

while (again = true)
'=' is an assignment operator. Further, a comparison using a boolean is unnecessary simply:

while ( again )
will do (as I showed originally).

Then,

There's no such thing as a "YES/NO Loop" in Java.

By using an if statement to set a flag ('again' in my example) that indicates whether the loop will repeat. My example does everything but write...

Using a while loop, the general form is:
while ( again )
{
// the code to repeat


// ask the user if the loop should repeat,
// if yes, again stays true
// if no, again =...