/*

* Name        : Console Apps With Loops

* Author      : Isaac Lavana

* Created     : 10/13/2023

* Course      : CIS 169 - C#

* Version     : 1.0

* OS          : Chrome OS

* IDE         : Visual Studio 2022 Online Replacer

* Copyright   : This is my own original work based on

*               specifications issued by our instructor

* Description : The user inputs postive integers and then

                if the user wants to stop inputting 

                numbers then the user types in "stop".

* Input: Any positive integer >= 0, or "stop" to cancel.

* Output: (1...) Enter a score or 'stop' to cancel...

          (user input here)

          (...n) Enter a score or 'stop' to cancel...

          (nth user input here)

          (last) Enter a score or 'stop' to cancel...

          stop

* Academic Honesty: I attest that this is my original work.

* I have not used unauthorized source code, either modified or

* unmodified. I have not given other fellow student(s) access

* to my program. I confidently assert the tests being used are

* of an external NuGet Package, and that there is no more 

* information to disclose besides what is already given.

* This message is to the instructor Anita Wood...

*/

using System;

​

class Program

{

    static void Main()

    {

        int userInput;

        bool invalidInput = true;

​

        do

        {

            // Prompt the user for a number between 7 and 32

            Console.Write("Enter a number between 7 and 32: ");

            // Get the input

            string inputString = Console.ReadLine();

            // Test if input is invalid

            if (int.TryParse(inputString, out userInput) && userInput >= 7 && userInput <= 32)

            {

                invalidInput = false; // Update loop condition

            }

            else

            {

                // Prompt user that input is incorrect

                Console.WriteLine("Invalid input. Please enter a number between 7 and 32.");

            }

        } 

        while (invalidInput);

        // Output message with valid input

        Console.WriteLine("Good job, "+userInput+" is a valid input...");

    }

}

​