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c++ Syntax (Toggle Plain Text) 
  1. main()
  2. {
  3.     int x,n, count=0;
  4.  
  5.            n=n+1
  6. nxt:    cout<<"x=..";
  7.           cin>>x;
  8.      if(x>60)
  9.           count=count+1;
  10.      if(n==10)
  11.           cout<<count;
  12.      else 
  13.           goto nxt;
  14. }
You really sure that this is a code ??? Because I don't see any thing that this program can do... All I see is C++ being used. Not only you but any sensible person might find this program totally senseless...Its really hard even for us to know its LOGIC. Nothing is connected over here it is testing something which is never set and never even dealt with.Just loops around random number of times.

What did you really write this program for ???
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Re: a c++ solution

 
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To the OP:
How do you think variable n will ever get value 10 ?
You never explicitly put a value in it.

n will never become ten, so you can rip this out of your code, and it will work in exactly the same way.
C++ Syntax (Toggle Plain Text) 
  1. if(n==10)
  2.     cout<<count;

>Its really hard even for us to know its LOGIC.
The LOGIC is: there's no LOGIC
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