How does that works??

Question

Please help
I delete the "num ++" and it says there is "no input" isn't it supposed that: inputs with "cout"?

And why can I write numbers greater than 6, if it says it stops working until the number is greater than 5

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Answer 1

What do you mean

Answer 2

Firstly it's get the input from user 5 times as while loop the every round it will add the input to total and then output the total

Answer 3

If there anything else you need please tell me

Answer 4

You can enter any number within the integer type range because only the "num" value cannot exceed 5 but the "number" you are entering can.

Answer 5

num++ is incremented at every iteration till it is equal to 5. Once it becomes greater than 5 then the while loop is terminated.

Answer 6

And the compiler read like English writing from left to right if it's ++num it will increase by one first then will give value of num and if it's num++ it's will give value of num then increase it by one
For example
X=6
Y=++X //Y=7 and X =7
Y=X++ //Y=7 and X=8

Answer 7

Num is for looping count
Number is for input

Answer 8

Everything alright now

Answer 9

I edited it, did you read it yet?

Answer 10

But then, what does the "num ++" have to do??

Answer 11

what is the "num ++" for

Answer 12

It's increase the value of num by 1

Answer 13

So "num ++" and "number" complement each other?

Answer 14

Yeah i think so, thx all of you