I try to do this, but the loop doesn't work for some reason, it just skips it.
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
until two conditions are met the loop should not end
int main() { for (int i = 0, g = 12; i < 10 ? g == 1 : false; i++, g--) { std::cout << i << " | " << g << std::endl; } return 0; } I need to do if the
ivariable is greater than10then check thegcondition and if it is equal to1complete 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!
g != 1. (Complete, i.e. stop the loop when g is 1). Who's correct?
i < 10 then the result is g == 1
for (int i = 0, g = 12; i < 10 && g >= 1 ; i++, g--) does not work g is equal to 3 at this moment
g >= 1 is true for all the cases when g==12, 11, 10, 9, 8,.....,3, 2, 1.g which must be correct as the OP has accepted. Have an upvote for good feelings (and this is a good answer).Just use AND operator as for (int i = 0, g = 12; i < 10 && g > 1; i++, g--) and don't try to use something more complex when the simple solution works.
Why use lot word when few word do trick?
