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Re: Arrays

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Jul 23rd, 2008

Try not to use the goto , have you considered using break instead

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for(int i=0; i<10; i++) {
 if (i > 0)
  break;    // <- breaks out of the for loop ...
else
  cout << i;
}

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Re: Arrays

#42

Jul 23rd, 2008

ya I have BUT my problems are:
- nested if statements
- skip code

I really prefer not to use a bool on/off trigger as I had alot of problems before when I did but I guess its a last resort, if no one can come up with a solution.

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Re: Arrays

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Jul 24th, 2008

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A special thankyou to niek_e, as without him I would have been lost before started, thankyou so much.

Takecare and all the best everyone.

Till my next C++ problem!!!

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