7.2-7.3

7.2.1

The structure of a query-controlled loop for processing repeated sets of inputs allows users to repeat a program without running it twice, simply by using a while command.

7.2.2

a simple line of code could be added to the method to make it repeat, either with a user option, or when an invalid string was entered.

7.3.1

menus can add organization programs as well as easily integrate loops. Menus help make the program more presentable as well.

7.3.2

menu-driven command loops let the program repeat easily until the user tells the program to stop. The structure is made to repeat after an input unless the user chooses the “Goodbye” option from the menu.

7.3.3

Finished