How to use Switch statement with the Do while statement

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Use the switch and do while statements to write a program that displays the following menu:

---------------------------- Menu -------------------------
1.Option 1 
2.Option 2 
3.Option 3 
4.Option 4 
5.Help
6.Quit
----------------------------------------------------------- 
Please Enter You Choice (1-6):

 If the user enters a choice between 1-5, the program displays message stating the
option picked by the user. The menu is displayed again.  If the user enters 6 as choice, the program displays “Thank you for choosing our program” and ends.
 If the user enters a choice other than 1-6, the program displays “Invalid choice. You need to select an option between 1 and 6”. The menu is displayed again.

PLEASE HELP ME TO FINISH THIS CODE
THANK YOU

C++

#include <iostream>

using namespace std;

int main() {

	int Number;
	int Menu;
	cout << "----------------menu------------------" << endl;
	cout << " 1.Option 1 " << endl;
	cout << " 2.Option 2 " << endl;
	cout << " 3.Option 2 " << endl;
	cout << " 4.Option 4 " << endl;
	cout << " 5.Help " << endl;
	cout << " 6.Quit " << endl;
	cout << "---------------------------------------" << endl;
	cout << " Please Enter You Choice (1-6): ";
	cin >>Number;
	switch (Number)
	{
	case 1 :
	case 2:
	case 3:
	case 4:
	case 5:
		break;
	case 6:
		cout << "Thank you for choosing our program " << endl;
		break;
	default:
		cout << "Invalid choice. You need to select an option between 1 and 6" << endl;
		break;
	}

	system("pause");
    return 0;
}

Posted 31-Oct-15 10:36am

Assam ALzookery

Updated 31-Oct-15 21:48pm

Kornfeld Eliyahu Peter

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[no name] 31-Oct-15 17:24pm

You are near to the solution, where is the Problem?
Initalize Number at the beginning and write this "while (Number != 6)" and some break for the cases.

Assam ALzookery 31-Oct-15 17:28pm

i don't know how to display the menu again when the user chose number between 1-5

[no name] 31-Oct-15 17:37pm

This is your choice, "where" you place the "while".
Number= -1;
while(Number != 6)
{
// Here your code
cout << "----------------menu------------------" << endl;
// .....all the rest what you showed in your question....
}

Assam ALzookery 31-Oct-15 17:39pm

Thank you for your help , but its required to use the do while statement

[no name] 31-Oct-15 17:41pm

do{
// .....do it
}while(Number != 6);

Assam ALzookery 31-Oct-15 17:45pm

Than you and God bless You
If you have the time please try to help me out with my other question

http://www.codeproject.com/Questions/1045583/Write-a-program-that-prompts-the-user-for-a-collec?arn=0

[no name] 31-Oct-15 17:58pm

You are welcome. I will try to help on the other question, but I expect your help also. Means I do not deliver "the" solution but I will give you some hints.

Assam ALzookery 31-Oct-15 18:25pm

absolutely, Thank you Again

Assam ALzookery 1-Nov-15 15:30pm

Thank you , I have already answer the question for this one

OriginalGriff 1-Nov-15 2:57am

I suggest you post this as the solution, with the users comments.

BillWoodruff 31-Oct-15 18:47pm

If this is not a C# question, please remove that tag.

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 31-Oct-15 21:38pm

The question makes no sense. "do... while" is one thing, "switch" is another one. Use whatever you want. And your code makes no practical sense due its quality. Try to use some logic and learn the syntax and associated semantic. Show something which can be a starting point and then ask your question.
—SA

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Assam ALzookery · Answer 1 · 2015-11-01T09:29:00

C++

#include <iostream>

using namespace std;

int main() {

	int Number;
	int Menu;
	cout << "----------------menu------------------" << endl;
	cout << " 1.Option 1 " << endl;
	cout << " 2.Option 2 " << endl;
	cout << " 3.Option 2 " << endl;
	cout << " 4.Option 4 " << endl;
	cout << " 5.Help " << endl;
	cout << " 6.Quit " << endl;
	cout << "---------------------------------------" << endl;

	do {

		cout << " Please Enter You Choice (1-6): ";
		cin >> Number;
		switch (Number)
		{
		case 1: 
			cout << "You chose option 1 " << endl;
			cout << "----------------menu------------------" << endl;
			cout << " 1.Option 1 " << endl;
			cout << " 2.Option 2 " << endl;
			cout << " 3.Option 2 " << endl;
			cout << " 4.Option 4 " << endl;
			cout << " 5.Help " << endl;
			cout << " 6.Quit " << endl;
			cout << "---------------------------------------" << endl;
			break;
		case 2:	cout << "You chose option 2 " << endl;
			cout << "----------------menu------------------" << endl;
			cout << " 1.Option 1 " << endl;
			cout << " 2.Option 2 " << endl;
			cout << " 3.Option 2 " << endl;
			cout << " 4.Option 4 " << endl;
			cout << " 5.Help " << endl;
			cout << " 6.Quit " << endl;
			cout << "---------------------------------------" << endl;
			break;

		case 3:
			cout << "You chose option 3 " << endl;
			cout << "----------------menu------------------" << endl;
			cout << " 1.Option 1 " << endl;
			cout << " 2.Option 2 " << endl;
			cout << " 3.Option 2 " << endl;
			cout << " 4.Option 4 " << endl;
			cout << " 5.Help " << endl;
			cout << " 6.Quit " << endl;
			cout << "---------------------------------------" << endl;
			break;
		case 4:
			cout << "You chose option 4 " << endl;
			cout << "----------------menu------------------" << endl;
			cout << " 1.Option 1 " << endl;
			cout << " 2.Option 2 " << endl;
			cout << " 3.Option 2 " << endl;
			cout << " 4.Option 4 " << endl;
			cout << " 5.Help " << endl;
			cout << " 6.Quit " << endl;
			cout << "---------------------------------------" << endl;
			break;
		case 5:
			cout << "You chose option 5 " << endl;
			cout << "----------------menu------------------" << endl;
			cout << " 1.Option 1 " << endl;
			cout << " 2.Option 2 " << endl;
			cout << " 3.Option 2 " << endl;
			cout << " 4.Option 4 " << endl;
			cout << " 5.Help " << endl;
			cout << " 6.Quit " << endl;
			cout << "---------------------------------------" << endl;
			break;
			break;
		case 6:
			cout << "Thank you for choosing our program " << endl;
	
			break;
		default:
			cout << "Invalid choice. You need to select an option between 1 and 6" << endl;			cout << "----------------menu------------------" << endl;
			cout << " 1.Option 1 " << endl;
			cout << " 2.Option 2 " << endl;
			cout << " 3.Option 2 " << endl;
			cout << " 4.Option 4 " << endl;
			cout << " 5.Help " << endl;
			cout << " 6.Quit " << endl;
			cout << "---------------------------------------" << endl;
			break;
		}
	} while (Number!= 6);
	system("pause");
    return 0;
}
</iostream>