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For loop 13 Years Ago by ccube921 …;<"Please enter an integer.\n"; int intege; cin>> intege; cin.ignore(); cout<<"Please enter… ( int inte = 1; inte = 1; ) { cin>> integ; if (intege==integ) { inte=0 cout<<"Thank You, please… Doesn't terminate on execution 13 Years Ago by ccube921 …;<"Please enter an integer.\n"; int intege; int integ; for ( int inte = 1; …inte = 1; ) { cin>> intege; cin.ignore(); cout<<"Please enter it …cin>> integ; cin.ignore(); if (intege==integ) { inte=0; cout<<"… Re: Doesn't terminate on execution 13 Years Ago by Milton Neal …an integer.\n"; int intege; int integ; bool result; do { cin&…gt;> intege; cin.ignore(); cout<<"… cin>> integ; cin.ignore(); if (intege==integ) { cout<<"Thank You, please… Code after for loop doesn't execute 13 Years Ago by ccube921 …;<"Please enter an integer.\n"; int intege; int integ; for ( int inte = 1; …inte = 1; ) { cin>> intege; cin.ignore(); cout<<"Please enter it …cin>> integ; cin.ignore(); if (intege==integ) { inte=0; cout<<"… Re: Code after for loop doesn't execute 13 Years Ago by StuXYZ … call your variables something slightly more descriptive, using inte, integ intege is asking to make a typo and cause piles of… Positive integers that are not the sum of the cubes of nine different positive intege 14 Years Ago by MCMLXXXVIII we are given a problem to make this in a program but i don't quite understand what it means or requires. • Look for positive integers that are not the sum of the cubes of nine different positive integers. can someone help me out.. Thanks Re: Positive integers that are not the sum of the cubes of nine different positive intege 14 Years Ago by Firewolf Just an idea... The first 9 positive integers are: 1, 2, ..., 9 Their cubes are: 1, 4, ..., 81 The sum of these cubes is: 285 285 has to excluded from the list And so on... Re: Positive integers that are not the sum of the cubes of nine different positive intege 14 Years Ago by mrnutty >>[b] Their cubes are: 1, 4, ..., 81[/b] no their cubes are 1^3, 2^3 , 3^3 ... 9^3 This factory buffers messages, so the message sizes must be in the range of an intege 12 Years Ago by vuyiswamb Good Day All i am having a strange error here. I am using Silverlight and i am accessing an Asp.net page inside a RadHtmlContainer. i am doing an Insert that will insert only two records and i am calling a Service that i tested independently with a wcftest client and it work , now i am doing in my Silverlight app and i get the Following error… Re: For loop 13 Years Ago by Stefano Mtangoo [URL="http://www.cplusplus.com/doc/tutorial/control/"]Hint[/URL]: [CODE=C++]int i=0; for(i=0; i<100;i++){ cout<<i<<"\n"; }[/CODE] Re: For loop 13 Years Ago by ccube921 I'm not quite sure what you meant by that, but apparently it was because I forgot a semicolon. Funny how it marks the next command as wrong. Re: Doesn't terminate on execution 13 Years Ago by Milton Neal Hi Need to add: [code=c++] return 0; [/code] at line 33 This will force a "return" from function "main" and terminate your program. Cheers Milton Re: For loop 13 Years Ago by Stefano Mtangoo [QUOTE=ccube921;1339522]I'm not quite sure what you meant by that, but apparently it was because I forgot a semicolon. Funny how it marks the next command as wrong.[/QUOTE] Because semicolon is a "punctuation mark". It sees two statements as one statement. like I Love Tanzania It is most beautiful! (Two sentence but missing full stop)… Re: Doesn't terminate on execution 13 Years Ago by ccube921 That didn't help. The program still didn't terminate until I killed it manually (close button). Re: Doesn't terminate on execution 13 Years Ago by ccube921 What is wrong with the for loop? Re: Doesn't terminate on execution 13 Years Ago by ccube921 Thank you, milton. Inspired by your code, I moved my return(0); into my if statement. My only question is why it didn't work outside the statement? Re: Doesn't terminate on execution 13 Years Ago by ccube921 New problem starting new thread Re: Code after for loop doesn't execute 13 Years Ago by ccube921 The solution I found was to correct my mistake involving my conditional, in which I wrote: [CODE]for( int inte = 1; inte = 1; ) { } [/CODE] I changed it to: [CODE]for( int inte = 1; inte == 1; ) { } [/CODE]