Can some please review this code as I try to manipulate DOS I need to get the menu to loop but don’t know can u please help. And if the user want to exit they can select an do so
@echo off
color 0a
title OS Class work due 25 Jan 2012
echo.
echo This program is to create a batch file which generate menu
echo for user to select from
echo Please select from the main menu
:main
echo //Main Menu\\
echo.
echo 1.Addition
echo 2.Subtraction
echo 3.Multiplication
echo 4.Division
echo 5.Exit
echo.
ECHO ,———————-
set/p menu=
if %menu%==1 goto a
if %menu%==2 goto b
if %menu%==3 goto c
if %menu%==4 goto d
:a
echo Addition
echo Please choose the 2 numbers you would like to add
set/p num1=
set/p num2=
echo.%num1%+%num2%?
set/a Answer=%num1%+num2%
set Answer
pause
goto menu
cls
:b
echo Subtraction
echo Please choose the 2 numbers you would like to subtract
set/p num1=
set/p num2=
echo.%num1%-%num2%?
set/a Answer=%num1%-%num2%
set Answer
pause
cls
goto menu
:c
echo Multiplication
echo Please choose the 2 numbers you would like to Multiply
set/p num1=
set/p num2=
echo.%num1%*%num2%?
set/a Answer=%num1%*%num2%
set Answer
pause
cls
goto menu
:d
echo Division
echo Please choose the 2 numbers you would like to Divide
set/p num1=
set/p num2=
echo.%num1%/%num2%?
set/a Answer=%num1%/%num2%
set Answer
pause
cls
goto menu
After the line "if %menu%==4 goto d" add a new line:
goto end
After the line "goto menu" add a new line:
:end
Also, the last line of each section should be "goto main" not "goto menu" as that is what you called it up the top.
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