The problem is that you return the inputed string at the end of the loop no matter the validation done.
You can use a boolean to check this validity.
Also you don’t need to parse all the string and you can break the inner loop on the first invalid char.
I renamed the string as result
to use a standard pattern and to be more clean.
For example:
static string GetUserString(string letters)
{
string result;
bool isValid;
do
{
Console.Write("Enter : ");
result = Console.ReadLine();
isValid = true;
foreach ( char c in result )
if ( letters.IndexOf(char.ToUpper(c)) == -1 )
{
isValid = false;
Console.WriteLine("Enter a valid input");
break;
}
}
while ( !isValid );
return result;
}
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solved do-while loop does not go through while condition C#