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PS> Hi Jasen! :-) Hi Pascal, PS> JB> with a for loop you can see on the for line whaere it starts, how PS> it PS> JB> proceeds from one counter value to the next, and where it ends. PS> Unless someone is playing funky tricks with the counter variable inside PS> the loop. I used to do that in Turbo Pascal. There is no equivalent of PS> "break" in Pascal, so what I did when I needed to terminate a loop somewhere PS> in the middle was to set the counter variable to the ending value. ;) Which shows Pascal is a teaching language. :)) C says "I'll do that, even if I think it's bad, but it's a routined programmer behind the keyboard, so I trust him more than my self". Pascal says "Oh I need to teach him more". Bo --- AlphaEd/Linux 0.01* Origin: The Night Express - Roennede, Dk (2:236/100.0) SEEN-BY: 633/267 270 @PATH: 236/100 237/9 20/11 106/1 2000 633/267 |
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