C# Fragen mehrere Fragen in einer Schleife

Question

Ich bin sehr verwirrt, das ist nur mein zweites Projekt in Codierung/Scripting und ich verstehe nicht, wie mehrere Möglichkeiten für einen Spieler zur Auswahl zwischen haben. Die Schleife geht nach der zweiten oder dritten Frage zurück, ohne fortzufahren, und sie springt immer wieder über ein paar Zeilen Code hinweg und fragt sich nur, was ich falsch mache.

static void Main(string[] args) 
    { 
     Random rng = new Random(); 
     int stuff = 0; 
     bool gameGo = true; 
     string yourAnswer = ""; 
     string choice1 = ""; 
     string choice2 = ""; 
     string choice3 = ""; 
     string choice4 = ""; 
     int healthPoints = 100; 
     int deathNumber = rng.Next(0, 10); 
     deathNumber = deathNumber = 0; 
     int stabbed = rng.Next(1, 4); 
     string name = ""; 
     int trap = rng.Next(1, 5); 
     int arrow = rng.Next(7, 14); 
     int menu = 0; 
     int potion = rng.Next(1, 10); 
     int flyHealth = rng.Next(5, 10); 
     int flyAttack = rng.Next(3, 5); 
     int tribeAttack = rng.Next(80, 100); 
     int playersSword = rng.Next (3, 5); 
     while(true) 
     { 
      break; 
     } 
while (gameGo || stuff == 1) 
{ 

Console.Write("You have "); 
Console.Write(healthPoints); 
Console.Write(", health points left"); 
Console.Write(" \nIf your health points drops to "); 
Console.Write(deathNumber); 
Console.Write(", you will DIE!"); 
Console.WriteLine("\nWell now that that's out of the way, excuse me for being so rude but,\nmay i have your name? Please hit enter after to continue."); 
name = Console.ReadLine(); 
Console.Clear(); 


if (name == "Dustin") 
{ 
    Console.Write("You have"); 
    Console.Write(healthPoints); 
    Console.Write(", health points left"); 
    Console.WriteLine("\nI am so proud of you for figuring out your name, {0}", name); 
    Console.WriteLine("Shall we move on to the story?\n Hit Enter to continue."); 
    Console.ReadLine(); 
    menu = 2; 

} 

else if (name != "Dustin") 
{ 
    healthPoints -= stabbed; 
    Console.Clear(); 
    Console.WriteLine("Seriously you cant figure out your name, how dumb are you?"); 

} 
if (menu == 2) 
{ 
    Console.WriteLine("You see a cave in the distance."); 
    Console.WriteLine(" You have to make a choice."); 
    Console.WriteLine("Do you go in to explore or do you pass on by?"); 
    Console.WriteLine("a) Do you go in\nOr B) do you pass by?"); 
    choice1 = Console.ReadLine(); 


} 
if (choice1 == "a") 
{ 
    Console.WriteLine("You enter a dark cave with no idea where to go but you found a sword."); 
    Console.WriteLine("The sword can do 1-5 damage.\n This is your only defense."); 
    Console.Write("\nTap enter once to continue"); 
    Console.ReadLine(); 
    menu = 3; 
    Console.Clear(); 
} 
if (choice1 == "b") 
{ 
    Console.WriteLine("What, are you scared of the dark?"); 
    healthPoints -= stabbed; 
    Console.WriteLine("A masked man stabbed you for not going in the cave and says"); 
    Console.Write("you now have,"); 
    Console.Write(healthPoints); 
    Console.Write(" health points left"); 
    Console.WriteLine("Hit enter to continue."); 
    Console.ReadLine(); 
    menu = 4; 
    continue; 
} 
{ 
    while (menu == 3) 
    { 
     Console.WriteLine("You wander further in the cave and look around"); 
     Console.WriteLine("You see a torch on the wall"); 
     Console.WriteLine("You have another choice.\nDo you a) Light the torch \n or b) Leave it unlit"); 
     choice2 = Console.ReadLine(); 
     Console.Clear(); 
    } 
    if (choice2 == "a") 
    { 
     Console.WriteLine("Well done my good sir, you have brought light to this wretched cave."); 
     Console.WriteLine("You move along slowly and encounter a giant fly."); 
     Console.Clear(); 
     menu = 5; 

    } 
    if (choice2 == "b") 
    { 
     Console.WriteLine("What do you enjoy being in the dark?"); 
     healthPoints -= stabbed; 
     Console.WriteLine("A masked man snuck up on you and stabbed you in the dark"); 
     Console.Write("you now have,"); 
     Console.Write(healthPoints); 
     Console.Write(" health points left"); 
     Console.ReadLine(); 
     Console.WriteLine("You move along slowly in the dark and encounter a giant fly."); 
     Console.ReadLine(); 
     Console.Clear(); 
     menu = 6; 
    } 
} 
{ 
    while (menu == 4) 
    { 
     Console.WriteLine("You chose to keep walking along and not go into the cave."); 
     Console.WriteLine("You stumble across a large valley."); 
     Console.WriteLine("Time for another choice."); 
     Console.WriteLine("Do you a) Climb down the valley hoping for cool treasure?\nOR b) Keep walking along?"); 
     choice3 = Console.ReadLine(); 
     Console.Clear(); 
    } 

    if (choice3 == "a") 
    { 
     Console.WriteLine("You decided to go into the valley"); 
     Console.WriteLine("Little did you know there was a trap that got sprung as you climbed down"); 
     healthPoints -= trap; 
     Console.Clear(); 
     menu = 7; 

    } 
    if (choice3 == "b") 
    { 
     Console.WriteLine("How much more boring can you get, do you ever go on real adventures."); 
     Console.WriteLine("as you are walking along a stray arrow comes out of no where and strikes you in the leg."); 
     healthPoints -= arrow; 
     Console.Clear(); 
     menu = 8; 
    } 
} 
{ 
    while (menu == 5) 
    { 
     //giant fly fight 
     Console.Write("The giant fly swoops in to attack"); 
     flyAttack -= healthPoints; 
     Console.WriteLine("The fly does {0} damage to your health", flyAttack); 
     Console.Write("You now have,"); 
     Console.Write(healthPoints); 
     Console.Write(" health."); 
     Console.WriteLine("You attack back, with your sword you found"); 
     playersSword -= flyHealth; 
     Console.WriteLine("You did {0} damage to the flys health points.", playersSword); 
     menu = 9; 


    } 
    while (menu == 6) 
    { 
     Console.Write("The giant fly swoops in to attack"); 
     flyAttack -= healthPoints; 
     Console.WriteLine("The fly does {0} damage to your health", flyAttack); 
     Console.Write("You now have,"); 
     Console.Write(healthPoints); 
     Console.Write(" health."); 
     Console.WriteLine("You attack back, with your sword you found"); 
     playersSword -= flyHealth; 
     Console.WriteLine("You did {0} damage to the flys health points.", playersSword); 
     menu = 9; 
    } 
    while (menu == 7) 
    { 
     Console.WriteLine("You reach the bottom and come across a tribe of people."); 
     Console.WriteLine("This tribe has never seen another human before."); 
     Console.WriteLine("Hit enter to continue."); 
     Console.ReadLine(); 
     Console.Clear(); 
     Console.WriteLine("You hesitate for a bit wondering what to do. \nWhen all of a sudden the tribe attacks."); 
     healthPoints -= tribeAttack; 
     Console.Write("You have "); 
     Console.Write(healthPoints); 
     Console.Write(", health points left"); 

    } 
    if (menu == 8) 
    { 
     //kept walking 
    } 
    if (menu == 9) 
    { 

Answer 1

while Schleifen passieren, bis eine Bedingung erfüllt ist.

Etwas, das wie folgt geschrieben ist (welches aus dem obigen Beispiel stammt), hört niemals auf.

while (menu == 3 { 
    // do stuff here, but menu never changes 
} 

Die Schleife eingegeben wird, wenn menu ist 3. menu nie aus der Schleife geändert wird, so wird es nie von 3 ändern - so wird die Schleife nie verlassen. Es beginnt einfach am Anfang der Schleife, bis menu nicht 3.

if Anweisungen zur Ursache führen, die Code auf der Grundlage einer Bedingung ausgeführt werden. Im Gegensatz zu einer while-Schleife wird der Code, der ausgeführt wird, nicht durchgeschleift. Wenn die Bedingung falsch ist, wird kein Code innerhalb des Blocks ausgeführt. Wenn die Bedingung wahr ist, wird der Code innerhalb des Blocks nur einmal ausgeführt.

Sie können etwas Fortschritte machen, sobald Sie darüber nachdenken, wie die Dinge fließen. Um dies zu unterstützen, können Sie, wenn Sie eine moderne IDE verwenden, am Anfang einen Haltepunkt setzen und durch das Programm gehen, um zu sehen, wie Entscheidungen Zeile für Zeile getroffen werden.