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I need to do if the i variable is greater than 10 then check the g condition and if it is equal to 1 complete the loop...

Your usage to Conditional operator there is wrong.

Instead, you should be simply using logical && operator there

for (int i = 0, g = 12; /*first condition*/ && /* second condition */ ; i++, g--) // ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ 

Therefore, you need:

for (int i = 0, g = 12; i < 10 && g >= 1 ; i++, g--) // ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ 

The above loop will first check whether the i is less than 10, if true will check the next condition which is g is grater than or equal to 1: if that is also true: do the iteration!

I need to do if the i variable is greater than 10 then check the g condition and if it is equal to 1 complete the loop...

Your usage to Conditional operator there is wrong.

Instead, you should be simply using logical && operator there

for (int i = 0, g = 12; /*first condition*/ && /* second condition */ ; i++, g--) // ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ 

Therefore, you need:

for (int i = 0, g = 12; i < 10 && g >= 1 ; i++, g--) // ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ 

The above loop will first check whether the i is less than 10, if true will check the next condition which is g is grater than or equal to 1: if that is also true: do the iteration!

I need to do if the i variable is greater than 10 then check the g condition and if it is equal to 1 complete the loop...

You need simply logical && operator there

for (int i = 0, g = 12; /*first condition*/ && /* second condition */ ; i++, g--) // ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ 

Therefore, you need:

for (int i = 0, g = 12; i < 10 && g == 1 ; i++, g--) // ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ 

I need to do if the i variable is greater than 10 then check the g condition and if it is equal to 1 complete the loop...

Your usage to Conditional operator there is wrong.

Instead, you should be simply using logical && operator there

for (int i = 0, g = 12; /*first condition*/ && /* second condition */ ; i++, g--) // ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ 

Therefore, you need:

for (int i = 0, g = 12; i < 10 && g >= 1 ; i++, g--) // ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ 

The above loop will first check whether the i is less than 10, if true will check the next condition which is g is grater than or equal to 1: if that is also true: do the iteration!

You need simply logical && there

for (int i = 0, g = 12; i < 10 && g == 1 ; i++, g--) 

I need to do if the i variable is greater than 10 then check the g condition and if it is equal to 1 complete the loop...

You need simply logical && operator there

for (int i = 0, g = 12; /*first condition*/ && /* second condition */ ; i++, g--) // ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ 

Therefore, you need:

for (int i = 0, g = 12; i < 10 && g == 1 ; i++, g--) // ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^