[Solved] C++ Loops forever [closed]

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A do–while statement loops as long as the while expression is true.

Your while expression is 

choice != 'c' || choice != 'n'

In common English, that expression means

choice is not 'c' OR choice is not 'n'

That statement, logically, is always true. choice is always not one of those things.

In both English and C++, you would want to use and/&& in that expression.

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solved C++ Loops forever [closed]