Thread: Struggling With the Next Step.

Normally, you'd want a loop (for loop perhaps), that would loop three times. First time, a variable would be at .35, next time at .75, and then at .95. One or more if statements could be used to handle this logic.

Code:

if(i == 0) 
   variableName = .35;
else if(i == 1)
   variableName = .75;
//etc.

Inside the loop, you would include a print statement to output the needed info.

Originally Posted by Adak

Normally, you'd want a loop (for loop perhaps), that would loop three times. First time, a variable would be at .35, next time at .75, and then at .95. One or more if statements could be used to handle this logic.

Code:

if(i == 0) 
   variableName = .35;
else if(i == 1)
   variableName = .75;
//etc.

Inside the loop, you would include a print statement to output the needed info.

Havent done much work on loops yet so will have to try research it, this question is really killing me, our lecturer is one of those who just expects you to know what to do without explaining the basics.