How can I do this?
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instead of using while in a loop;
do{
...
}while (a != 1)
can i use something that means until, but not the word until if some compilers can use that.
[Edited by - t5hoo6 on May 29, 2005 3:25:03 PM]
Hm 'until' and 'while' are complimentary words...
so: do ... while (x==1) and do...until(x!=1) are the same.
What I mean is: to use until just put in the complimetary term. :)
so: do ... while (x==1) and do...until(x!=1) are the same.
What I mean is: to use until just put in the complimetary term. :)
Uhhh.. I can't say I really understand what you mean.. It sounds kind of like a for loop, but honestly, I have no idea whta you are getting at. Perhaps you could come with a pseudo-code example of what you need?
If you are talking about C/C++, there is no "until", so you can safely do this:
#define UNTIL( condition ) while( !(condition) )
#define UNTIL( condition ) while( !(condition) )
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