do while is dead easy.
counter = 0;
do {
/* stuff */
counter++;
} while (counter < target);
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do while is dead easy.
counter = 0;
do {
/* stuff */
counter++;
} while (counter < target);
I suppose you can use one, but it's not the 'idiomatic' way. You know you're going to do the loop x-1 times, and people tend to use for when they know exactly how many times the loop is going to run.
Your function can make more than one swap, but it can never make more than one pass through the list. Since bubble sort is an (x-1)-pass algorithm, you're short by several iterations. So you need...