Please use this to post code . . . it makes it easier to read.
mikey:
can anyone find a problem with the following code?
What do you want it to do ? you haven't actually told us . . .
If crin = 5 . . . and four starts at 1
c=1 four = (1 * 2) + 30 = 32
c=2 four = (32 * 2) + 30 = 94
c=3 four = (94 * 2) + 30 = 218
c=4 four = (218 * 2) + 30 = 466
c=5 four = (466 * 2) + 30 = 962
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can anyone find a problem with the following code?
four = (four*2) + 30;
Is this bad coding? Because it is not doing what i want it to do.
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MORE DETAIL: - See the code below.
// so every time "q" goes up in value by one, then the value of "four" should be changed accordingly. BUT I actually see the value of "four" skyrocketing off to large numbers despite its assignment loop only being called ONCE . So I wonder if its assignment line is perhaps invalid for use in MLQ4.
crin = q - telly;
for (int c=1; c<=crin; c++)
{
four = (four*2) + 30;
}
if (q > telly) {telly = q;}
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