Review the solution to do and while challenge activity

The following code is one possible solution for the challenge from the previous unit.

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int hero = 10;
int monster = 10;

Random dice = new Random();

do
{
    int roll = dice.Next(1, 11);
    monster -= roll;
    Console.WriteLine($"Monster was damaged and lost {roll} health and now has {monster} health.");

    if (monster <= 0) continue;

    roll = dice.Next(1, 11);
    hero -= roll;
    Console.WriteLine($"Hero was damaged and lost {roll} health and now has {hero} health.");

} while (hero > 0 && monster > 0);

Console.WriteLine(hero > monster ? "Hero wins!" : "Monster wins!");

This code is merely “one possible solution” because there are many different ways to perform the attack logic.

Regardless, your output should be similar to the following example output:

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Monster was damaged and lost 1 health and now has 9 health.
Hero was damaged and lost 2 health and now has 8 health.
Monster was damaged and lost 1 health and now has 8 health.
Hero was damaged and lost 4 health and now has 4 health.
Monster was damaged and lost 7 health and now has 1 health.
Hero was damaged and lost 6 health and now has -2 health.
Monster wins!

If you were successful, congratulations! Continue on to the next challenge. If you had trouble, take the time to review the solution and try to understand how it works. You may want to review the previous units and then retry this challenge activity before continuing.

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