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Last edited by OOO; April 25th, 2011 at 03:10 PM.
Re: LOOP ISSUSE
Hi,
This one is subtle and took me a minute or two of looking.
There is a difference between
i=+10 // Assigns the value 10 to i == (i = 10)
and
i += 10 // increments by 10
This is the reason for the infinite loop.
There is another bug with the program regarding the termination point.
Suisse
OOO (April 2nd, 2011)
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Last edited by OOO; April 25th, 2011 at 03:04 PM.
Re: LOOP ISSUSE
When you say…
what do you mean?Originally Posted by OOO
How can I change the loop or the formula so that the output is for every 10 minutes?
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Last edited by OOO; April 25th, 2011 at 03:04 PM.
Re: LOOP ISSUSE
Sorry I think I might have confused you. I mean that the for loop will terminate early the way you have written it.
Have you Ran it since correcting the other issue?
INPUT
Please Enter Treadmill Type:
a
Please Enter Number of Minutes X:
40
OUTPUT
Calories burned after 10 minutes : 39
Calories burned after 20 minutes : 78
Calories burned after 30 minutes : 117
Your current for loop doesn't continue until 40.
I am not trying to be difficult, but debugging skills are very important. Do you use an IDE or run the program from the command line?
Suisse
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hi,
im sorry for an interruption here in your post. Actually i wanted to post a new thread. and after i sign in and go to new posts , i dont find an option "post a new thread" anywhere .. could you please help me with that and where exactly i can do that..
Thank you in advance ..
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