For And While Loop first problem had.

look my code below :(

Code:

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int x;int y;
int main()
  {
  for(int n=1;n<3;n=n+1) {
  for(int m=1;m<3;m=m+1) {
  x=n+m;y=n-m;
  }
  }
  while(x>0) {
  while(y<4) {
  n=n+x+y;y=y-x-y;
  y=y+1;
  }
  x--;
  }
  if(!(n!=6)&&!(n!=-4)){
  printf("My Logic Was Right :) \n");
  }
  else {
  printf("Computer Login Wins :) \n");
  }
  }

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the expected output is for True condition of if
and my logic of final result of me was

Code:

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/*n=n+x+y (2+1+3) =6; m=m-x-y (2-3-3) =-4 */

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and when i compile the program using MingW32

Code:

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n=n+x+y;y=y-x-y;

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on that line its givin error message

Quote:

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error: name lookup of 'n' changed for ISO 'for' scoping [-fpermissive]
note: if you use ('-fpermissive' G++ will accpt your code)

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okay thats my problem :(
any ideas with that? :)

Come on. 3 months here, and 62 posts, and you're still posting stuff with horrible indentation. Give us the courtesy of code that's easy to read, and we'll give you the courtesy of a speedy, helpful reply.

Hint: your problem is one of scoping. More help, if needed, when you post readable code.

hm
i cant make the simple readin' of my problem
u say my code is unreadable? :(

“Programs must be written for people to read, and only incidentally for machines to execute.”

Quote:

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Originally Posted by loserone+_+

hm
i cant make the simple readin' of my problem
u say my code is unreadable? :(

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You need to post code that is properly indented. I can read it, but it's awkward, and thus I wont read it. It is effectively unreadable.

yeahh i understand what u mean :)
thanks much!