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25 comments, last by craphead 21 years, 3 months ago
how do i make something symbolize like 1 through 90 i cant us 1 -> 90? or 1-90. so what can i do?
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quote:Original post by craphead
so what can i do?



Make your questions understandable.
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for example

int a = all numbers 1 through 90
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use a for loop:

  for(int i = 0;i <= 90; i++)  
I think he means an abstract number.
Where x=1 would be True, as would x=90 and everything in between.

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>>I think he means an abstract number.
Where x=1 would be True, as would x=90 and everything in between.

EXACTLY !!!
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You would need a class and some overloaded operators, I think. Try to find a way around it for now.

If you really need an int to be several different numbers at once, you could try building a quantum computer.

  if (x>0 && x<91){// do your stuff}  


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this is what i need but wont work

int y2;
y2>0 && y2<91;
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