Boolean and while loop

Question

Hey guys,
I’m wondering what is wrong with this code. It’s actually executed but still some error. Tell me
please I’m stuck

#include <iostream>
using namespace std;

int main() {
int i = 0;
bool condition = true;
while (!(i>5)) {
cout << "You got the lesson" << endl;
i++;
}

return 0;
}

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Answer 1

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Answer 2

The !( i > 5 ) expression was evaluated by using logical NOT and greater than operator which means the final result is logical, and can be treated as boolean-like data.

Not sure what you mean by "use bool with while" I think you need to elaborate further on that part ...

Answer 3

First of all, sorry if my English not good. Im try to use Boolean and While loop together and its seem mess up. How can i make above code work both (boolean and while lopp) together

Answer 4

You can use condition as while condition :

bool condition = true;
while( condition) {
cout << "You got the lesson" << endl;
/*
inside loop, as a stop condition, change condition value to false by if block
*/
i++;
if( i > 5 )
condition = false;
}

Answer 5

Are they should be like this?

#include <iostream>
using namespace std;

int main() {
int i = 0;
bool condition = true;
while (condition = !(i>5)) {
cout << "You win girl" << endl;
i++;
}

return 0;
}

Answer 6

bool condition = true; //unused variable

Answer 7

Perhaps try removing the line bool condition = true

I ran your code and realised that the issue was that you didn't use this variable in the program which shot the error that the Boolean variable condition is assigned a value, but it isn't used. Try removing it and the program should run fine :)

Answer 8

Simply assign the actual condition required ( !( i > 5 ) ) as value for variable <condition>

while ( condition = !( i > 5 ) )
{
// loop body code here ...
}

This way, <condition> value will be updated along with the change of value in variable <i> because we assign the evaluation result of !( i > 5 ) to variable <condition> just before loop decides (based on the evaluation result) whether to continue or to cease repetition.

Answer 9

Actually, im trying to use bool with while. So how can i use it without error

Answer 10

It's depend on compiler modern compiler gives warnings if you have decleared any variables and u not using anywhere in program to avoid this you can remove it or print it

Answer 11

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Answer 12

You have declared and incialized variable bool but you haven't used it in for loop. The loop executes anyway because variable i=0, and prints statement while i<5. So it prints statement 5 times. But if you use bool in loop than you can affect on this.