Input Handling

Question

A method from one of my projects is like :-

Scanner sc = new Scanner(System.in);
int hi;

static void some(){
if(sc.hasNextInt()){
int inp = sc.nextInt();
if(inp == 0 || inp == 1)
hi = input;
}
else {
System.out.print("Invalid Input. Enter again :- ");
some();
}
}

So, here I want the user to enter either 1 or 0 , or else he should get the error message, and could re-enter his input.

Here's what's expected :-
(Ques is a bit long, see 1st ans)

Answer 1

(Question Continued)
if the user enter correct input, its accepted as variable input .
Otherwise, an error is thrown, followed by a chance to re-enter his input.
This process continues/loops until user inputs correct input.

Here's what happens :-
If inp is correct, it works as expected.
If not, it shows the error, and recurse the method infinite times, instead of allowing user to input the correct answer.

Thats because if is not true from second recuse onwards. I know that but..

How to fix it??
Any alternative??

Thanks.

Answer 2

Oops I messed up some stuff, now its corrected, thanks.

Also I hv tried continue statement, it didn't work.
If you could explain via editing my code, that would be appreciated.

Thanks.

Answer 3

I think u may use continue statement... try once

Answer 4

in this program u also haven't declared hi