Now continually prompt the user in a do while loop. The loop should continue running as long as the response is No. Don'

Question

String response = console.readLine("Do you understand do while loops?");
String response;
boolean badWord;
do { 
  response= console.readLine("enter a response");
  badWord=(response.equalsIgnoreCase("no"));
        if (badWord) {
        console.printf("try again /n");
        }
}while (badWord);
}
```Example.java
// I have initialized a java.io.Console for you. It is in a variable named console.
String response = console.readLine("Do you understand do while loops?");
String response;
boolean badWord;
do { 
  response= console.readLine("enter a response");
  badWord=(response.equalsIgnoreCase("no"));
        if (badWord) {
        console.printf("try again /n");
        }
}while (badWord);
}
```

Danny Oduro · Answer

Now continually prompt the user in a do while loop. The loop should continue running as long as the response is No. Don't forget to declare response outside of the do while loop.
I copied and paste his code but its not letting me get through the next level

Michelle Huang · Answer

You don't need the first line of code anymore 
String response = console.readLine("Do you understand do while loops?");
it is already in your do while loop
hope that helps

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Now continually prompt the user in a do while loop. The loop should continue running as long as the response is No. Don'

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