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by TomP-C on July 17th, 2009
You can use a FOR LOOP if for example you want to allow three login attempts before a screen comes up saying you've been locked out.
You can use a DO... WHILE loop or DO...UNTIL loop.
When you say "WHILE DOESN'T WORK" it sounds as though your real question ought to be what is wrong with this bit of code using a while loop.
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You're reading What do i do if i want to loop my program without goto when while doesn't work? I need it to be able to run a lot of code based off of whether the login was correct or not. I don't want to spaghetti-string all my code based off goto commands.
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