Very basic Java for loop queston

[babadoctor]

I was wondering if you could possibly answer my Java question about for loops:

According to this: https://docs.oracle.com/javase/tutorial/java/nutsandbolts/op2.html 

It says "== equal to

!=      not equal to
>       greater than
>=      greater than or equal to
<       less than 

<= less than or equal to"

But when I run it through a for loop, it seems as if the inverse is true. I have no idea why either. Am I reading it backwards?

 

For example:

https://hastebin.com/pacizahapi.lisp

It says

"int gs=0; gs<= 10; gs++"

which are the three statements: when the for loop should start, when it should end, and by how much it should increment. 

 

I run it, and it counts to ten. I do not understand why, though. Isn't this foor loop saying that the for loop should end when gs is less than or equal to 10? So, shouldn't it just not start? Well, it doesn't even start when I use >= there. Can you please give me a short explanation?

 

Thank you so much!

 

tl;dr why is <= not working correctly in a for loop

[2FA]

gs = 0: assigns 0 to the variable gs in the scope of the loop.

gs <= 10: as along as gs is less than or equal to 10, the loop will run.

gs++: gs gets incremented after each run through the loop

[elpiop]

No, it is saying that the loop should continue until gs is greater than 10. The loop should end when gs<=10 evaluates to false. 

[babadoctor]

1 minute ago, DeadEyePsycho said:

gs = 0: assigns 0 to the variable gs in the scope of the loop.

gs <= 10: as along as gs is less than or equal to 10, the loop will run.

gs++: gs gets incremented after each run through the loop

Ohhhhhhhhhh

1 minute ago, elpiop said:

No, it is saying that the loop should continue until gs is not less than or equal to 10

Man I am such an idiot

 

I see it now

 

I am just so tired...

 

Thank you!