如何让while循环不只工作一次？ 爪哇

Question

Could someone help me? I'm studying java and have such code:

   //...
        for (int i = 0; i < player.length; i++) {
            Player d = player[i];
            Object chose;
            do {
                String chosenplayer = JOptionPane.showInputDialog("Please choose a player:");
                System.out.println("you chose player: " + chosenplayer);
                chose = chosenplayer;

            } while (!d.getPlayerName().equals(chose)) {
                if (d.getPlayerTalon() > 0) {
                    System.out.println("name=" + d.getPlayerName() + " talon=" + d.getPlayerTalon());
                    d.setFreeTalons();
                }
            }
        }

I need a "while loop": when (!d.getPlayerName().equals(chose)) and (d.getPlayerTalon()>0). loop works till d.getPlayerTalon()>0

but now the program stops after first circle of (!d.getPlayerName().equals(chose)) but I need such many circles with (!d.getPlayerName().equals(chose)) till d.getPlayerTalon()>0

there is 3 players in a team, each player has 10 tickets, For example I would like to choose player#1 and take one ticket from him - so now he has 9 tickets, after that I would like to check again is a player#1 in the team? if there is such player I would to check has he a tickets, if yes, - take one more ticket, so the player#1 will have 8 tickets, and so on.

Sorry for my explanation, but I do my best to explain it.

Answer 1

You have 2 blocks in your code - one is the do-while loop, the other is this:

       { 
         if (d.getPlayerTalon()>0){
               System.out.println (...);
             d.setFreeTalons();
          }
       }

Yes, you can have blocks without control structures associated with them in Java, hope this clarifies it a bit.

Answer 2

for (int i = 0; i < player.length; i++) {
            Player d = player[i];
            String chose;
            do {
                String chosenplayer = JOptionPane
                        .showInputDialog("Please choose a player:");
                System.out.println("you chose player: " + chosenplayer);
                chose = chosenplayer;

            } while (!d.getPlayerName().equals(chose));
            if (d.getPlayerTalon() > 0) {
                System.out.println("name=" + d.getPlayerName() + " talon="
                        + d.getPlayerTalon());
                d.setFreeTalons();
            }

        }
    }

Use this code.