How can I run multiple conditions in an while loop?

Answer 1

by use of the logical operators

Answer 2

Or even use the 'or' operator ( || ) ;P

while ( (x>42) || (y<42) || (n==42) ) {
/* ... */
}

Answer 3

since a while loop only runs if its condition is true, you can connect multiple conditions with the Boolean and (&&)

while(condition1 && condition2 && condition3) {
// do something
}

Answer 4

Even you can use both.

while(((5 > y) || (x < 5)) && (z != 10)) {
/* my statements... */
}

Answer 5

You can use logical operators (&&, ||, !) or even the conditional operators (?:)

Answer 6

It's pretty much been answered albeit without much explanation: || if you want either condition being true to keep it running, && if you want either condition being false to end it. I think you need an explanation, too...

With OR (||), we say loop if ANY of the following are true.
With AND (&&), we're saying EVERY one of these must be true.

I would like to add that if one condition or all conditions are false for && and || respectively, all code in your while block will not run. This could also be where you're going wrong (no code posted). If this is the case, a do-loop is better. Syntax:
do {
/* your code */
} while (condition) || (condition);

Hopefully this better clarifies things.

Answer 7

Use or ||

Answer 8

@Jamie, I agree with your solution but I myself made a lot of use in my past programming profession that included the CASE structure in it to execute the DO WHILE loop. To exit the WHILE LOOP, I used a simpel FOR ELSE condition to change the WHILE condition to exit the LOOP.
It is nice to see that some of you go the extra step to help a fellow programmer...

Answer 9

And yet another method: You can combine if/case statements within your loop with the 'continue' command to add flow changes within a loop.

Answer 10

Suppose in a while loop, you have two conditions, and any one needs to be true to proceed to the body, then in that case you can use the || operator between those two conditions, and in case you want both to be true, you can use && operator.

Answer 11

By using if statements and logical operators such as &&, 11,!

Answer 12

using && or ||

Answer 13

using logical operators ✌

Answer 14

&& and ll

Answer 15

link then using Boolean operators

Answer 16

use or function
while ( (a>10) || (b<10) || (m==10) )
{
/* have a fun */
}

Answer 17

You can use logical operators i.e. or,and,not to combine these conditions to get the required outputs.

Answer 18

Yes

Answer 19

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Answer 20

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