I understand that count++ in the Bulls & Cows code would increase the variable of count by one each time the loop runs
How would I go by doing this but with different increments (2,3, etc)? I don’t need it for anything, I’m just curious.
I understand that count++ in the Bulls & Cows code would increase the variable of count by one each time the loop runs
How would I go by doing this but with different increments (2,3, etc)? I don’t need it for anything, I’m just curious.
You can have the loop increment a variable by any number with the following code:
for(int counter = 0; counter < integer; counter += integer)
As a specific example, to increment a number by 2 each loop:
for(int counter = 0; counter < 10; counter += 2)
just to reinforce:
count++;
count += 1;
count = count + 1;
are all basically equivalent.
count = count +1; seems like a better way to put it IMO, thanks