After any selection, I want to ask the user if they want to use the program again, or quit. But if y is inputted code doesn't work properly again. I tried the other solutions like clearing memory etc but I am not very experienced so I don't know what I am doing. Also sorry about my language. This is a part of my code. I have 13 different selections each of them work the same
char str[100];
int selection;
char selection2;
int i;
begin:
printf("Welcome to the Character/String Specification program\n");
printf("Please enter whatever you want \n");
scanf(" %s", str);
printf("\nSelect the specification you want\n");
printf("1) is your input a letter?\n");
printf("2) is your input a whitespace?\n");
printf("3) is your input a decimal digit?\n");
printf("4) is your input a hexadecimal digit?\n");
printf("5) is your input an upper-case letter?\n");
printf("6) is your input a lower-case letter?\n");
printf("7) is your input a letter or a decimal digit?\n");
printf("8) is your input a control character?(ACSII 0..31 and 127)\n");
printf("9) is your input a not a letter, digit, whitespace, or invisible control character?\n");
printf("10)is your input a printable (ASCIII ' '..'~')\n");
printf("11)is your input have a graphical representation\n");
printf("12)Do you want to see your input as all upper characters?\n");
printf("13)Do you want to see your input as all lower characters?\n\n");
scanf(" %d",&selection);
printf("\n");
while(true)
{
if(selection == 1)
{
while(str[i])
{
if(isalpha(str[i]))
{
printf("%c is an alphabet\n",str[i]);
}
else
{
printf("%c is not an alphabet\n",str[i]);
}
i++;
}
printf("Do you want to go back to the start point? (y) for yes,(n) for no\n");
scanf(" %c",&selection2);
if(selection2=='y')
{
goto begin;
}
else if(selection2=='n')
{
printf("Goodbye\n");
break;
}
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