while statement every time

using userYesNo() properly requires the coder to write a while statement every time. This is repetitive, and probably easily fixable!

I originally made it this way because I needed the question the user is confirming to be changeable. The coder has to use userYesNo() like this every time:

`
bool repeat {true};
int userInput { 0 };
while (repeat == true)
{
cout << "ask the question here \n";
cin >> userInput;
repeat = userYesNo();
}
`

So I think I can get in there and make it so that userYesNo() calls for a function parameter `str question` allowing the whole while statement to be inside the userYesNo.cpp.

In my vision, the coder should only have to write

`
userYesNo("What is your age")
`

or something like that. I am seeing potential issue where we're trying to figure out how let the function return the answer to the question, perhaps no matter the value type?