What doesn't work about your program?

The only thing that jumps out at me as problematic is that you are randomly choosing how to swap. You should swap to whichever door you didn't guess and wasn't revealed.

The do/while that you're using there (and for choosing which door to reveal) makes the code a little harder to understand at a glance, so I wouldn't use it where you don't have to. Plus, there's no need to repeat either of those steps, so you'll get a (probably meaningless) performance boost.

>>443
>You should swap to whichever door you didn't guess and wasn't revealed.

Yeah, that's what it does. The do loop runs until swap is not equal to either chosenDoor or revealedDoor. Is there a better way of achieveing this?

>>446

I mean, "guess", not "chosenDoor".

>>446
I think you should do it with a for-loop, infinite loops are dangerous. Or just a conditional since there's only three doors.

Theoretically, the RNG could give back the same (wrong) number infinite times. But I'm probably just nit-picking here.

Trivia: in my language nit-picking is called ant-fucking