how to make the "writeline" in a loop run only once

Question

int num = 0;
Random example = new Random();
num = example.Next(1, 1001);

String X = Console.ReadLine();
int Y = Convert.ToInt32(X);

if (Y>num)
{
Console.WriteLine("Larger");
}
else if(Y<num)
{
Console.WriteLine("Smaller");
}

else
{
Console.WriteLine(Y);
}
Console.Read();

Answer 1

At first there wasn't code...now:
: There's no loop here.
: Can you add the loop you want to use?
: Also, should the loop continue after printing or do you want to break out of it?

Answer 2

The answer you posted does what you want already...by default...because 1002 is > than the maximum value the Next() function generates. I'm guessing this wasn't a question then...

Answer 3

int num = 0;
Random example = new Random();
num = example.Next(1, 1001);

String X = Console.ReadLine();
int Y = Convert.ToInt32(X);

do
{
if (Y > num)
Console.WriteLine("Larger");
else if (Y < num)
Console.WriteLine("Smaller");
else
Console.WriteLine(Y);break;

} while (num ==1002);