using those tiny little LCD screens as monitors...

[Karlos]

Is it even the same loop?

"FOR C = 1 TO 2" looks like it would iterate once, whereas "for (int i=0; i<2; i++)" would iterate twice.

Of course, if you were sticking to C89, you'd not be allowed to use the declaration as statement syntax for the counter in the loop, you'd have to put an "int i;" at the top of the containing block. So, I'm going to assume your loop is C99 or C++

[Karlos]

"FOR C = 1 TO 2" iterates twice - once when the value of C is 1, and again when the value is 2

Inclusive counting?!



Everything you need to know about what's wrong with BASIC is right there!

[Karlos]

I guess I am just too used to the 0...N-1 method of counting

[Karlos]

Well, if you want to use the "inclusive" BASIC style looping, it's easy. Just change the < test for <=