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Hi everyone, I am using the for loop function. I feel that my code is correct but something is wrong. I check for brackets and semicolon and they are in the right places and the right amount.
Can someone look at my code and let me know why it is not displaying/functioning. I am using the decrement operator with the for loop.
This code should make my code look like
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Can someone look at my code and let me know why it is not displaying/functioning. I am using the decrement operator with the for loop.
This code should make my code look like
0
1
2
etc
function ForTest()
{
var OutPut="";
FillArray()
for (var i=Numbers.length; i >= 0; i--)
{
OuPut = OutPut + Numbers[i] + "\r";
}
document.frmMain.txtaOutput.value = OutPut;
} Last edited by jennifer_48219 : May 29th, 2008 at 10:19 pm.
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The problem could be that you have this
OuPut = OutPut + Numbers[i] + "\r"; instead of OutPut = OutPut + Numbers[i] + "\r"; the spelling of your output is wrong before the equal sign maybe if you could fix that everything else would be perfect Some people get so rich they lose all respect for humanity. That's how rich I want to be.
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Thanks Traicey, I did not even notice that until you mention it. I put in the missing letter and it still not working. grrrrr
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Originally Posted by Traicey 
The problem could be that you have thisOuPut = OutPut + Numbers[i] + "\r";instead ofOutPut = OutPut + Numbers[i] + "\r";the spelling of your output is wrong before the equal sign maybe if you could fix that everything else would be perfect
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