Here's one of the return 0; sections I have in my main() function:
cout << "Would you like to remove a Pokemon? (Y/N): ";
cin >> removePokemonChoice;
cin.ignore(5, '\n');
if (toupper(removePokemonChoice) == 'Y')
{
deletePokemon();
cout << "New list:" << endl;
displayPokemon();
}
if (removePokemonChoice == -1)
return 0;
currently, it won't exit out of the program if the user enters -1. I can't use an else statement because I want the program to loop (there's a similar question after this bit that I want to come after) until -1 is entered.
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