Re: specific values in loops
From: Oscar kind (oscar_at_danwa.net)
Date: 11/30/04
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Date: Tue, 30 Nov 2004 06:35:28 +0100
Danny Gopie <ouygiytf@jhgvkuy.nl> wrote:
Oscar Kind <oscar@danwa.net> wrote:
>>
>> Which values do you want to print? I see three values: i, a and aantal.
>>
>> You can change the output by using a different expression than
>> (a < aantal). Or did you mean (a + " < " + aantal)?
>>
> Well, i want to print the value of a. But only the values of "a" that are
> smaller then the input var "aantal" .What kind of changes do you mean with
> the output?
>
You already only print something when a < aantal. So that's covered.
At the moment, you print the value of (a < aantal), which is a boolean.
To print the value of a, you would change the println call to an
expression that evaluates to a...
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