Question

I have this C++ program with the following general structure

1st while (condition A == true)
  //some code for 1st loop

  2nd while (condition B == true)
    //some code for 2nd loop
    try
      //some code for try
    catch
      //condition B == false (supposed to leave 2nd loop and go back to first loop)

I want it to get out of 2nd loop when there’s an exception and go back to 1st loop until condition B is tue again. As described above it doesn’t work as I expect. What seems to be happening is that code gets stuck in catch and never leaves it.

How can I arrange it to make it work as I need?

Note: condition A is never false.

Answer 1

add the break keyword to the catch

Also notice that you have b == false;
That is checking that b is equal to false, not setting b = false.