How to end while loop in Java

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Assign return value of method to boolean a

Try this one:

while(a == true){
        a=EndLoop(a);
        System.out.print(".");
       a= EndLoop(a);
    }

a=true will assign value of a to true even though you are returning false. Instead use a==true

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