Fill in the blanks to print "this is a loop" to the screen 15 times.

Question

if you wont to print in the screen 15 time,
you must set 16,
the question is wrong i think
Fill in the blanks to print "this is a loop" to the screen 15 times.
i put
int x = 1;
do {
cout << "this is a loop" << endl;
x++;
}
while (x<= 16);
and sees wrong, and the right one is 15, but is 14 times in to the screen

Answer 1

Because the conditional operator used is "equals to or less than"

Answer 2

15 and ++!

Answer 3

answer is
15 and ++

Answer 4

Fill in the blanks to print "this is a loop" to the screen 15 times.
int x = 1;

do {

cout << "this is a loop" << endl;

x++;

}

while (
x
<=
15
);

Answer 5

the question is print to the screen 15 times !!! if i put while(x<=15); i print to the screen 14 times !!!
i think the question is wrong !!!

Answer 6

The only wrong thing in your code is the while conditon. How you already initiate x with the value 1, the conditional needs to be:
x < 16 OR x <= 15

Answer 7

is a question in the courses, ant the question is
Fill in the blanks to print "this is a loop" to the screen 15 times.
to the screen 15 times if i put while (x<= 16);
i print 15 times but the anser is wrong,
and the right is while (x<= 15);
but i print 14 times

Answer 8

don't write silly comments because i need a answer!

Answer 9

plz,can you stop?

Answer 10

Fill in the blanks to print the numbers 0 through 5 using the do-while loop: