Looping Problem case 3

ok first of all, i hoping this readable,

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  int main()
            {
            int x;
            int y;
            int n;
            int holdin;
            int result=0;
            printf("First Value =");
              scanf("%d",&x);
            printf("Divide Value =");
              scanf("%d",&y);
            printf("Looping Times =");
              scanf("%d",&n);

          for(int m=1;m<n;m=m+1){
             
              holdin=x+(m-1)*y;
              result=result+holdin;
              printf("%d+",holdin);
             
                                            }
             
              holdin=x+(m-1)*y;
              result=result+holdin;
              printf("%d=%d",holdin,result);
          }

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wrong at this line after the curly brackets,

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holdin=x+(m-1)*y;

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it says '-fpermissive' again like the older thread with loop problem that i began to with the loop problems,
the reason i am adding the new line after curly brackets it because

if the loop times was 5
it only count up 4 times because

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for(int m=1;m<n;m=m+1)

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int m=1 not 0 and the increment only 4 times with the final result m=5
but when i adding the line, "-fpermissive" thing comes up,
any ideas?

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Originally Posted by loserone+_+

ok first of all, i hoping this readable,

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No, it's still a mess. You really have to work on your coding style.

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Originally Posted by loserone+_+

it says '-fpermissive' again like the older thread with loop problem that i began to with the loop problems,

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Copy'n'paste the full warning/error. Don't paraphrase it.
And if the problem is connected to another thread, why do you open a new one?

Code:

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for(int m=1;m<n;m=m+1)
{
    holdin=x+(m-1)*y;
    result=result+holdin;
    printf("%d+",holdin);
}
holdin=x+(m-1)*y;

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You are declaring 'm' in the initialization part of the for-loop (a C99 feature), thus it's only visible within the body of the for-loop.
Since 'm' is not declared outside of the for-loop, you get the error/warning from the compiler.

Bye, Andreas

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No, it's still a mess. You really have to work on your coding style.

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lol maybe i need a practice for the indentation

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Since 'm' is not declared outside of the for-loop, you get the error/warning from the compiler.

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simple way i cant using the 'm' variable after the for loop right.
and that makes me thinking variable on "for loop" was only used once,

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And if the problem is connected to another thread, why do you open a new one?

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i dont think thats the same from my first thread until u say about i cant used the variable on "for loop" again,
i believe that's the same problem.
sorry for double post the problem,
this case is closed

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Originally Posted by loserone+_+

simple way i cant using the 'm' variable after the for loop right.

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You can use 'm' after the for loop if you declare it outside the for-loop.

Bye, Andreas