Re: Loop...without the loop

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Loop...without the loop

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Re: Loop...without the loop

Jun 24th, 2003

Just noticed you wrote this isn't in Java, it's in JKarel. I downloaded the JKarel Users Manual you provided a link to, and it says to do this:

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loop(1000)
{
     moveMile();
}

or, alternatively

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int i = 0;
while (i < 1000)
{
     moveMile();
     i++;
}

Actually, I would assume if your teacher/professor said not to use a "loop" he was referring to the former and wants you to use "while" instead. However, in real programming, the former refers to a for loop while the later refers to a while loop.

In any case, I'm not sure if you can use the code for the "while" I've provided only because I don't see that JKarel supports variables of any kind - only calling functions.

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