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Re: Do/While loop oddity in C#.

2011-10-16T06:51:52-06:00

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Statistics: Posted by Tanksandguns — October 16th, 2011, 6:51 am

Re: Do/While loop oddity in C#.

2011-10-16T02:52:44-06:00

Ah, i see now. Seems to be a case of PEBKAC (Problem Exists Between Keyboard And Chair)

You can close this thread...

Statistics: Posted by The123king — October 16th, 2011, 2:52 am

Re: Do/While loop oddity in C#.

2011-10-15T15:31:15-06:00

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while(variable1 !=0 || variable 2 != 0 || variable 3 !=0)

The above loops until all variables are 0.
It basically means "if even one of them isn't zero, continue".

Your loop means "If all of them are not zero, continue".

Statistics: Posted by Judge — October 15th, 2011, 3:31 pm

Re: Do/While loop oddity in C#.

2011-10-11T11:38:59-06:00

I'm guessing one of your variables equals 0? if the code is as you wrote it above (assuming you meant != and not 1= above) it would then indeed do one iteration of the block and then quit it

Statistics: Posted by Jeroen — October 11th, 2011, 11:38 am

Do/While loop oddity in C#.

2011-10-11T07:36:04-06:00

I have a do/while loop constructed in C# as below:

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do
{
    some code;
 }
while(variable1 !=0 && variable 2 != 0 && variable 3 !=0);

Now, in my head, that means "Do some code while variables 1,2 and 3 all do not equal 0" AKA finish the do/while loop when all the values reach zero.

This doesn't work, and instead quits the do/while loop after a single iteration when values are not 0. It works as intended if i use OR (||) operators, but not with AND (&&) operators.

WTF?

Statistics: Posted by The123king — October 11th, 2011, 7:36 am