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Challenge: Building a Server Retry Mechanism | Loops
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Challenge: Building a Server Retry Mechanism

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Your task is to implement a program that attempts to connect to a server up to 5 times. If the connection is successful, the program prints a success message. If it fails after 5 attempts, it prints an error message.

  1. Start a do-while loop that will run up to 5 times.
  2. Increment the retry count in each iteration.
  3. Check if the current attempt matches the successful attempt number.
  4. If successful, print a success message and exit the loop.
  5. After the loop, check if the retry count reached 5.

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Challenge: Building a Server Retry Mechanism

Task
test

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Your task is to implement a program that attempts to connect to a server up to 5 times. If the connection is successful, the program prints a success message. If it fails after 5 attempts, it prints an error message.

  1. Start a do-while loop that will run up to 5 times.
  2. Increment the retry count in each iteration.
  3. Check if the current attempt matches the successful attempt number.
  4. If successful, print a success message and exit the loop.
  5. After the loop, check if the retry count reached 5.

Solution

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