Search:

The problem is still the same--I can't figure out how to make the numbers wrap around so that 4 numbers are printed out on 4 lines in every combination in ascending order. Right now my output is:
...

If you look at the first post in this thread, I have written the code that I have so far, and the output that is resulting from it. It is pretty close. Also, I assigned values to x and y, x = 3 (min)...

I tried to run it, but I don't think I am printing it correctly because it didn't result in any output.

--- Update ---

I really appreciate the questions, but I have not executed the program...

I tried to run it, but I don't think I am printing it correctly because it didn't result in any output.

They are supposed to wrap the range of numbers around so that after 6 it goes back to 3. I want to print from min to the current number, and that's what I was trying to do because I have already...

Is this code on the right track to completing the program:

for( i = y; i >= x; i++);
for( j = i; j >= y; j++);

Is it a problem that I am using the ++ operator in my for loop? The other thought I had was that I could initialize an array to print 4 numbers on each line.

Yes that is the mod function I am asking about, and yes you are understanding the program correctly. My professor suggested that I use the mod operator, but does not require that I do so.

I need to make a program that will accept max and min integers and print a square of lines of increasing numbers.

printSquare(3,6) needs to print:

3456
4563
5634
6345

Below is what I...