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[onat12agi@gmail.com]

turbo c

#include <iostream.h>

using namespace std;

int main()
{
	int i;
	
	for(i = 10; i > 2; i--)
	{
	printf("%d\n", i);
	}

	return 0;
}

to this Syntax:

while ( expression )  statement
my book's example (s = str;           // Let the char pointer s  
while( *s != '\0') // point to the end of str 
    ++s; 
) 

is confusing.

Edited by WingedPanther, 10 October 2008 - 08:08 AM.
add code tags

[dcs]

Equivalent loops:

   [B][COLOR=blue]int[/COLOR][/B] i;


   [COLOR=chocolate]/*

    * #1: while

    */[/COLOR]

   i = [COLOR=teal]0[/COLOR];

   [B][COLOR=blue]while[/COLOR][/B] ( i < [COLOR=teal]10[/COLOR] )

   {

      [COLOR=chocolate]// ...[/COLOR]

      ++i;

   }


   [COLOR=chocolate]/*

    * #2: do...while

    */[/COLOR]

   i = [COLOR=teal]0[/COLOR];

   [B][COLOR=blue]do[/COLOR][/B]

   {

      [COLOR=chocolate]// ...[/COLOR]

      ++i;

   } [B][COLOR=blue]while[/COLOR][/B] ( i < [COLOR=teal]10[/COLOR] );


   [COLOR=chocolate]/*

    * #3: for

    */[/COLOR]

   [B][COLOR=blue]for[/COLOR][/B] ( i = [COLOR=teal]0[/COLOR]; i < [COLOR=teal]10[/COLOR]; ++i )

   {

      [COLOR=chocolate]// ...[/COLOR]

   }


   [COLOR=chocolate]/*

    * #4: goto

    */[/COLOR]

   i = [COLOR=teal]0[/COLOR];

label:

   [COLOR=chocolate]// ...[/COLOR]

   ++i;

   [B][COLOR=blue]if[/COLOR][/B] ( i < [COLOR=teal]10[/COLOR] )

   {

      [B][COLOR=blue]goto[/COLOR][/B] label;

   }

[kresh7]

Dident Test it but should work

#include <iostream>

using namespace std;

int main()
{
int i = 10;

while(i>2)
{
cout << i--;
}

return 0;
system("Pause");

}

[Steve.L]

kresh7 said:

Dident Test it but should work

#include <iostream>

using namespace std;

int main()
{
int i = 10;

while(i>2)
{
cout << i--;
}

return 0;
system("Pause");

}

What the **** is the cout for? And you made a call to system after you return, which defeats the purpose....

DCS's code seems clean.

[kresh7]

Steve.L said:

What the **** is the cout for? And you made a call to system after you return, which defeats the purpose....

DCS's code seems clean.

Ups at the system call it was a mistake :H dude slow down im 3 weeks now in c++ programming :H mistakes happend just tryed to help from what i know until now dident know that he dont want to display output so i put cout :H

[marwex89]

Hmm, both codes are ok, it seems, if one ignores kresh7's system call... Look at dcs' code, it explains it well, yeah.

[Steve.L]

Sorry, but you'd think it would be obvious that when you RETURN you don't go any further in the code. I suppose the cout is understandable.