[php]for(int i = 0; i < 5; i++){
-Stuff here-
}[/php]
Is the 'i' in the for statement just a variable that makes the 'stuff here' loop 5 times? or is it 6 times.
Dont bother telling me my syntax is wrong either.
/
Originally Posted by Kallisti
In my C++ book, i see alot of
[php]For(i = 0, i < 5, i++)
-Stuff here-[/php]
Is the 'i' in the for statement just a variable that makes the 'stuff here' loop 5 times? or is it 6 times.
Dont bother telling me my syntax is wrong either.
/
For(i = 0; i < 5; i++){
cout<<i<<endl;
}
and you have your answer... :P
First of all the "For" must write with small letter be "for". Than you must change the "," to ";" and the i must be declared as DWORD or integer Variable. And the answer is it loops 4 times. Because < 5 is smaller than 5. It´s 4...
correctly it looks like so:
Code:
for(int i = 0; i < 5; i++){
Regards
Originally Posted by inmate
First of all the "For" must write with small letter be "for". Than you must change the "," to ";" and the i must be declared as DWORD or integer Variable. And the answer is it loops 4 times. Because < 5 is smaller than 5. It´s 4...
correctly it looks like so:
Code:
for(int i = 0; i < 5; i++){
Regards
Code:
0 <-
1 |
2 |-- Loops 5 times :P
3 |
4 <-
'i' is a variable.
Lol. I knew my syntax was off xD.
Thats what i thought, just wanted to make sure /
Originally Posted by Kallisti
