boolean experience = false;
boolean get_a_job;

while(!experience){

get_a_job = false;

while(!get_a_job){

experience = false;

while(!experience){

get_a_job = false;

.....

«To infinity and beyond!»

All you have to do is "break;" out of this devil loop xD

Use recursion, my friend, ffs use recursion!

@Kalex Been there, done that. 😥

bool experience = false;
bool job = false;

void getJob () {
if (!experience)
inc_experience();
else
job = true;
}

void inc_experience () {
if (job)
experience = true;
else
getJob();
}

@akashvartak hahaha yes, solution to this problem given below

boolean do_freelancing;

while(!get_a_job)
{
do_freelancing = true;
if(do_freelancing)
experience =true;
if(experience) break;
}

Sorry, I could not sleep thinking about this. Here's the recursive version. Syntax needs fixing, but at least the algorithm makes sense...

boolean hasJob = false;
boolean hasExperience = false;

void getJob() {
while (!hasJob) {
gainExperience();
}
}

void gainExperience() {
while (!hasExperience) {
getJob();
}
}

void main() {
getJob();
}

@kalex kaam nahi aahe ka aaj? 😂😂

@akashvartak 79 build in progress 😅😅