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What heppens if the OrderSelect faild to select the order?
The condition OrderMagicNumber==MagicNo would never be true. So no need to check the result of OrderSelect and continue if falid.
it's better if you want to check OrderSelect to decrease the loop variable. Example:
1- Who told you that? And which memory you talking about?
2- I didn't mention counting down or up. the code provided itself is not counting down.
Is there a specific reason why you coded:
instead of (?)
I know that it is considered a no-no by some coding standards. Does it give a better performance or is it just preference?
Is there a specific reason why you coded:
instead of (?)
I know that it is considered a no-no by some coding standards. Does it give a better performance or is it just preference?
Is there a specific reason why you coded:
instead of (?)
I know that it is considered a no-no by some coding standards. Does it give a better performance or is it just preference?
Inside a loop, this is exactly the same, choose what you prefer.
Is there a specific reason why you coded:
instead of (?)
I know that it is considered a no-no by some coding standards. Does it give a better performance or is it just preference?
if(orderselect(......)) execute this //---no going back
if(!orderselect(.......))continue //go back and check
if(orderselect(......)) execute this //---no going back
if(!orderselect(.......))continue //go back and check