How would I go about doing a simple command to repeat the entire code/program when a button is clicked (The final part of the code is a yes - try again, or no - exit button dialog).
Netbeans IDE 7.1.1.
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Simple Repeat.
How would I go about doing a simple command to repeat the entire code/program when a button is clicked (The final part of the code is a yes - try again, or no - exit button dialog).
Netbeans IDE 7.1.1.
Re: Simple Repeat.
One way would be to put the code in a loop. It really depends on the structure of the code. Is it a GUI program or does it use the console?
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Re: Simple Repeat.
It has several showMessageDialogs, a dropdown box, 1-4 console messages, but besides that, nothing with a gui. I don't really like loops, is there another way?
Re: Simple Repeat.
A loop is the best choice. You will need to know how to use them if you want to write anything but trivial programs. Start now.
Another poorer choice would be a recursive call to the method that runs the complete program.
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