C++ From Year 1995 File From "B"

 // Filename: BREXIT.CPP

// Demonstrates both break and return

#include <iostream.h>

void main()

{

  int count=0;

  char ans;

  // The following loop prints "Hi" five times only

  // as long as the user keeps requesting the word.

  // Whether the user terminates the loop early or

  // not, the program continues executing.

  while (count < 5)

    { 

      cout << "Hi" << endl;

      cout << "Do you want to see it again (Y/N)? ";

      cin >> ans;

      if ( ans == 'N' || ans == 'n') 

        { 

          break; 

        }

      count++;

    }

  cout << endl;

  // The following loop prints "Bye" five times only

  // as long as the user keeps requesting the word.

  // The difference here from the previous section

  // is that the entire program, not just the loop,

  // terminates if the user requests termination.

  count = 0;

  while (count < 5)

    { 

      cout << "Bye" << endl;

      cout << "Do you want to see it again (Y/N)? ";

      cin >> ans;

      if (ans == 'N' || ans == 'n')

        { 

          return; // Exit current function 

        }

     count++;

    }

  // The following cout executes ONLY if the user let

  // the previous loop execute to its natural termination

  cout << "That's all, folks!" << endl;

  return;   // Return to QuickWin

}