Looping Failed "Second Problem"

my looping code failed,
it reads unlimited number readin,
whats wrong with it i didnt figure it out,
here's my problem

Code:

int main()
          {
  int x;
  int y;
  int n;
  int m=0;
  printf("First Number =");scanf("%d",&x);
  printf("Divide Number =");scanf("%d",&y);
  printf("Loop Number =");scanf("%d",&n);
  while(m<n)   {
  x+=y;
  printf("%d,",x);
                    }
          }

Thats for while loop,
here is with do while loop,

Code:

int main()
          {
  int x;
  int y;
  int n;
  int m=1;
  printf("First Number =");scanf("%d",&x);
  printf("Divide Number =");scanf("%d",&y);
  printf("Loop Number =");scanf("%d",&n);
  do{
  x=x+y;
  printf("%d,",x);
     } while(m<n);
          }

okay, sorry if my code is "unreadable" like other guy said yesterday to me. This the best i can do to explain my problem.
Any ideas?

If you can't be bothered to indent properly, have a program do it for you until you can.

Basically all your loops have the same problem. m < n is true forever, because neither variable changes.

you need to increase the value of m in the while loop so that it reach n; to end the loop. Using m+=1 at the end of the while loop would help.

Code:

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Any good IDE can do the formatting for you. Even if you have a terrible IDE, that's no excuse. I started coding C around 1990, and even without tools to format code, people back then managed to make legible code by manual use of the tab key.

Very simple - every time you enter a new set of braces, you increase by one tab. When you leave that block, you decrease by one tab.

Code:

int main()
{
    int x;
    int y;
    int n;
    int m=0;
    printf("First Number =");
    scanf("%d",&x);
    printf("Divide Number =");
    scanf("%d",&y);
    printf("Loop Number =");
    scanf("%d",&n);
    while(m<n)
    {
        x+=y;
        printf("%d,",x);
    }
}

Originally Posted by whiteflags

Basically all your loops have the same problem. m < n is true forever, because neither variable changes.

lol i forget for adding an increment on behind,
thanks for whiteflags
this problem solved anyway

still i cant figure it out,
why my code is "unreadable" thing,
please tell me to make the code readable for other people to be readin'

by the way this problem solved anyway

Originally Posted by loserone+_+

still i cant figure it out,
why my code is "unreadable" thing,
please tell me to make the code readable for other people to be readin'

Compare your version from post #1 with Cat's version in post #4. Don't you see the difference?

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Bye, Andreas

ok thanks, all problems solved