Need a for loop Quick!

[PugoOfficial]

I Use Java (JCreator) I need a for loop guys even a simple one or one that is inputed by a user thnx in adv.

[theKumba]

I don't know java, but as kind as I am I had to google it and that's what I've found: http://docs.oracle.com/javase/tutorial/java/nutsandbolts/for.html

I hope this is what you need.

-edit: Now I think about it, don't you learn this with the very basics of java? At least for me loops where one of the first things I learnt in C++

[LukeTim]

for( ; true ; ) {

printf("I do not understand your question");

}

[PugoOfficial]

I don't know java, but as kind as I am I had to google it and that's what I've found: http://docs.oracle.com/javase/tutorial/java/nutsandbolts/for.html

I hope this is what you need.

-edit: Now I think about it, don't you learn this with the very basics of java? At least for me loops where one of the first things I learnt in C++

do you have a for loop that is inputed by the user not the programmer?

[theKumba]

do you have a for loop that is inputed by the user not the programmer?

Do you mean how often it should be repeated? If yes just make ask the user for the a number, put it into a variable and then use the variable as the termination.

[PugoOfficial]

The Programmer will ask the user to input a starting number then ask for a ending number the system will now count from the starting number to ending number and that's it

[PugoOfficial]

Do you mean how often it should be repeated? If yes just make ask the user for the a number, put it into a variable and then use the variable as the termination.

Can you write it in code? I simply can't understand how to do it, Im still a newb at programming

[theKumba]

Can you write it in code? I simply can't understand how to do it, Im still a newb at programming

Someone else might have to write it, cause I don't know java (yet).

[as96]

I don't know java (i'll start to study it soon though), anyway should be similar to this:

            Console.WriteLine("n1?");            int n1 = int.Parse(Console.ReadLine());            Console.WriteLine("n2?");            int n2 = int.Parse(Console.ReadLine());            for (int x = n1; x <= n2; x++)            {                Console.WriteLine(x.ToString());            }

I wrote it in C# didn't try it but should work, and should be easy to translate in Java