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Asked: May 25, 20262026-05-25T02:09:23+00:00 2026-05-25T02:09:23+00:00

My switch statement just keeps looping. It should print the option you choose and

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My switch statement just keeps looping. It should print the option you choose and then reprint the menu. Please help!
Here is my code:

menu ="\n\t1  Create Account" + 
            "\n\t2  Check balance" +
            "\n\t3  Withdraw" +
            "\n\t1  Deposit" + 
            "\n\t2  Get account ID" +
            "\n\t3  Set ID" +
            "\n\t1  Display Account Info" +

            "\n\t0  Quit\n\n\n";

    System.out.println(menu);
    System.out.println("\tEnter your selection:  ");
    option = scan.nextInt();

while (option != 0) {

            switch (option) {

            case 1: //  Enter and Validate SSN
                        System.out.print("option 1");
                        break;

            case 2:     //Enter and Validate Passwords
                        System.out.print("option 2");
                        break;

            case 3:     //Enter,Verify, and Translate a Phone keypad Number
                        System.out.print("option 3");
                        break;

            case 4: //  Enter and Validate SSN
                        System.out.print("option 4");
                        break;

            case 5:     //Enter and Validate Passwords
                        System.out.print("option 5");
                        break;

            case 6:     //Enter,Verify, and Translate a Phone keypad Number
                        System.out.print("option 6");
                        break;

            case 7:     //Enter,Verify, and Translate a Phone keypad Number
                        System.out.print("option 7");
                        break;

            default: outputString = "\nInvalid Selection\n";
                        System.out.println(outputString);
                        break;

        }
    }
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    2026-05-25T02:09:24+00:00Added an answer on May 25, 2026 at 2:09 am

    I’m pretty sure it’s your while loop that is doing the looping. And you are never changing the value of option within the body of the loop, so of course it runs continuously.

    Presumably, you want to move the line:

    option = scan.nextInt();
    

    To the first line of the loop:

    while (option != 0) {
        option = scan.nextInt();
        ... 
    }
    
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