loop

[materialisticsociety]

nevermind

[Thomas1965]

You need to store the number of questions somewhere - either as a constant or as a variable, then you can use a for loop:

for (int i=0; i < NUMBER_OF_QUESTIONS; i++)
{
   // display the question
  // get the answer
}

[materialisticsociety]

i made number of quesions equal to 4 and in the loop i asked 4 questions + took 4 answers but the loop doesnt stop

[Thomas1965]

Can you show us the code?

[materialisticsociety]

Im sure its another dumb mistake

#include <iostream>
using namespace std;
int main()
{
int numofquestions=4; ans1; ans2 ; ans3; ans4;

  

for (int i=0; i <numofquestions; i++)
{
   cout<<"running?";
   cin>>ans1;
  cout<<"swimming?";
  cin>>ans2;
  cout<<"walking?";
  cin>>ans3;
  cout<<"football?";
      cin>>ans4;
     
      

}
}

[Thomas1965]

int numofquestions=4; ans1; ans2 ; ans3; ans4;

You need to separate your variables with a comma, the semi colon only at the end.

int numofquestions=4, ans1, ans2 , ans3, ans4;