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Java stop further processing

Dear All,
I am new to Java, please do let me know how to stop further processing ?
If user enter a value <0 in JTextField, i want to show JOptionPane.message until user enter value>0. And this has to be done without exiting(System.exit(0)) the program. Please do comments with some sample code.
Answers
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You make a "flagged exit", using a "break" if you are in a looping structure.
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The loop is simple for a java novice, but would be visually noticeable because of bringing up/bringing down the dialog.
There is an example in the Java tutorial () of a JOptionPane that stays open until the user's input is correct: https://docs.oracle.com/javase/tutorial/uiswing/components/dialog.html#stayup
AzamShareef, I recommend bookmarking this resource: https://docs.oracle.com/javase/tutorial/
Best regards,
J.