In a nutshell, I cannot understand why the following does not work. It makes complete sense to me but then again I am a fruitcake
char userMark[1];
char comMark[1];
while ( userMark != "0" || userMark != "X" || userMark != "x" )
{
cout << "Please choose your preferred mark a 0 or an X:";
cin >> userMark;
}
What I am saying is that until the user enters either a 0, X or x then to continue looping through this. However when the user enters the 0, X or x the loop is not broken.
Anyone know why? I have done a search on google but cannot find the answer all I get is a load of stuff on how to declare variables.
By the way, I know I am creating a string which only takes in one character, which seems pointless but the one letter might change later down the line which is why I did some forward planning and used a string to hold this.
Help appreciated,
Paul.[/source]
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