int main(void)
{


for (double x=90.1;x<4.1;x-2)
{
cout << x;
}

return 0;
}

How can I change the increments for the for loop for something like decreasing by 2 or dividing each number by two, or adding 2 to each number.

x = x [+,/,-.*] a;

where [..] are various math operations and 'a' is some number


ex:

x = x*2

I think this should work

This post was edited by Eep on Oct 18 2012 04:14am

Will be paying for help along with other problems within this homework assignment.

Nothing will print no matter what I do D:

Read the bold very carefully.

besides the logical error in the condition section, there is another error in the increment section: x-2 does nothing. x=x-2 would be nice.

I posted about that but completely ignored the logic error.....fiddles

I fixed it and submited thanks,
It was alot easier to do..... x - = 2
or x / = 2
rather than assigning the contain the expression value

you can use this instead of what you have typed:



pick up a book, if you read the first chapters those things will be covered

-__- lol