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Add a line to previous printed lines in a do while loop
When i use SOUT in a do while loop i would like it to do this: (its a guessing game)
NO TRY | PATTERN | RESULT
-------------------------------------
1. | 123 | PICO
2. | 145 | BAGELS
instead the line number 1 is replaced each time the user writes data:
NO TRY | PATTERN | RESULT
-------------------------------------
2. | 145 | BAGELS
So basically i am not able to keep the previous lines every time the loop runs.
Could anyone give me a clue on how to fix this?
Tnx
Re: Add a line to previous printed lines in a do while loop
Please post the code that shows the problem.
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