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While Loop
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2002-01-05 19:10:38
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Category: source:c:general
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Description: Example of a while loop
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Platform: unix/win
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Author: mind
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/* while.c by mindsport [mind@infract.net]
*
* example on a while() loop
*
* 01/05/02
*
*/
#include <stdio.h>
int main() {
int count = 0; /* declare count as an integer of 0 */
int max = 10; /* declare max as an integer of 10 */
char msg[]="Test!!\n"; /* define msg as a string with text 'test' */
while(count < max) { /* loop the below statement until count = or > max */
fprintf(stderr, "%i: %s", count, msg); /* foreach loop print the results */
count++; /* increase count by 1 */
}
/* ++ is used to increase an integers size, -- is used to decrease an
* integers size.. for a more realistic count change 0 to 1 */
/* for an endless while statement use while(1) { }
*
* while(1) {
* fprintf(stderr, "test-> ");
* }
*
* exit() to break a while statement */
}
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