Equivalent of Ruby "redo" in C#

Question

Is there an equivalent method of performing the job of redo in C#? i.e. going back to the top of the loop and re-execute without checking conditions or increasing the loop counter. Thanks.

Answer 1

for (int i = 0; i < 100; i++)
{
    do
    {
        DoYourStuff();
    } while (ShouldWeDoThatAgain());
}

Do...while is like a standard while loop, except instead of checking its conditional before each iteration, it checks after. That way, the code inside the loop will always execute at least once. Stick that inside a for or foreach loop, and that should get you the behavior your want. This is a bit simpler than Simon's answer, as it doesn't require an extra variable, doesn't use continue, and doesn't mess with the loop counter at all.

Answer 2

Why not simply:

Although goto is not really everyone's favourite, it's quite readable in this case...

for(...)
{
redo:

   //...

   if (...)
      goto redo;




}