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Could someone please explain me this code? This is javascript
var x =1 for (; x<6; x+=2) { x=x*x; } document.write(x);
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Step by step:
x is initialized at 1.
x is lower than 6, so we enter the loop.
x is set to 1*1 = 1.
x is incremented by 2 (x is now 3).
x is still under 6, so we loop again.
x is set to 3*3 = 9.
x is incremented by 2 (x is now 11).
x is not lower than 6, so we exit the loop.
x is printed (value: 11).
If you didn't get it right, it's probably because you forgot that the increment was done at the end of the loop before checking the condition.
In real life, if you change the value of the loop variable inside the loop (besides the increment or decrement), I recommend to use a while loop, it is less confusing that way.
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thank you great answers!
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first iteration x = 1
x=1*1=1
second iteration x=1+2=3 (the x+=2 statement)
x=3*3=9
x is no longer smaller than 6
therefor the loop is done
but an increment of +2 will happen once more
so the end value of x should be 11
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Ahhh for loops, I had so much trouble understanding them at first.
var x=1
This sets x equal to 1
for (; x<6; x+=2) {
I will split the "for" line up into 3 parts
;
The empty ; at the beginning is where you can declare a variable to be used in the loop. Since x is already defined, this is blank.
x<6;
The for loop will continue looping as long as x is less than 6.
x+=2) {
Increment x by two whenever the loop has completed once.
I like to look at loops as being structured like this:
for (DECLARE;CONDITION;INCREMENT) {
//Your loop here
}
ANYWAYS, inside the for loop:
x=x*x;
This multiplies x to itself, effectively squaring it.
document.write(x);
Writes the value of x to the document.
If you think I made a mistake or if there is something you don't quite understand, please let me know.
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thank you very much guys