# While With Complex Conditions

Consider the code we just studied:

    int c;
    string message;
    int count;
    bool res;

    Console.WriteLine("Please, enter an integer.");
    message = Console.ReadLine();
    res = int.TryParse(message, out c);
    count = 0; // The user has 3 tries: count will be 0, 1, 2, and then we default.
    while (!res && count < 3)
    {
        count++;
        if (count == 3)
            {
            c = 1;
            Console.WriteLine("Using the default value 1.");
            }
        else
            {
            Console.WriteLine("The value entered was not an integer.");
            Console.WriteLine("Please, enter an integer.");
            message = Console.ReadLine();
            res = int.TryParse(message, out c);
            }
    }
    Console.WriteLine("The value is: " + c);

1. As always, start by creating a blank project, copy-and-paste that “snippet” into the `Main` method, compile it and execute it.
2. Then, copy and, comment it out, and adapt your copy so that the number of attempts (`3`, in this case) is stored in a variable instead of being “hard-coded” in the program. Make sure your program works as expected by changing its value to 4, 2, then back to 3.
3. Re-do the previous step, but change the program so that the number of attempts taken so far to enter a correct value will be displayed every time the user enters an incorrect value.
4. Re-do the previous step, but change the program, so that the number of remaining attempts is displayed.

A sample output could be:

    Please, enter an integer (Attempts left: 3).
    No!
    Please, enter an integer (Attempts left: 2).
    /«-»/«-»*/-*
    Please, enter an integer (Attempts left: 1).
    Nope.
    Using the default value 1.

# `do`…`while` Loops

Rewrite the following code using a `do`…`while` loop:

    Console.WriteLine("Enter an integer between 1 and 10.");
    int value = int.Parse(Console.ReadLine());
    while (value < 1 || value > 10)
    {
        Console.WriteLine("Enter an integer between 1 and 10.");
        value = int.Parse(Console.ReadLine());
    }
    Console.WriteLine("The value entered is " + value + ".");

Make sure what you obtained behaves exactly the same way as the code you were given.

# `do`…`while` Loops With Complex Condition!

Re-write the code from the first part of this lab (the one that was given, or the version you wrote, that displays the number of attempts taken) as a `do`…`while` loop. You may want to take the `if` statement out of the loop.