I am having problems with a while loop. I have a .pdf file of what I amtrying to do. Maybe I could email it to someone and get some help or chat on AIM or MSN. Can anyone help?
I am having problems with a while loop. I have a .pdf file of what I amtrying to do. Maybe I could email it to someone and get some help or chat on AIM or MSN. Can anyone help?
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Maybe you could explain what sorts of problems you are having with your while loop.
We are trying to make a chart with months in column A starting at 1 going to 36. Addin gone each time.
So far we have
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Code:{ while (MONTH<=36) {printf("%d\n",MONTH); MONTH ++;} } no errors on complier, just not working
We are trying to make a chart with months in column A starting at 1 going to 36. Addin gone each time.
So far we have
......
no errors on complier, just not workingCode:{ while (MONTH<=36) {printf("%d\n",MONTH); MONTH ++;} }
Why don't you use 'for'?
Code:for (month=1;month<=36;month++){ printf("%d\n", Month);
Originally Posted by Alastor
Where would the for statement go?
When we use ++ our error no says needs 1 value
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