Hi first off let me say I just started c# today and have absolutely no knowledge in coding other than HTML/CSS and minimal java scripting.
I've gotten much discouragement from other forums on the internet about just "diving" into such a thing as programming but I would really like to do it.
My question :
In a book I am studying, the exercise tells me the loop executes 7 times.
I just don't get it, I'm getting lost in it. I've reread the definitions and what not but I'm still not seeing how it executes 7 times, if someone could explain(this apparently very simple problem that I'm stumped with) that would be amazing.
Loop #3
Code:
int j = 2;
for (int i=1; i < 100; i = i * 2)
{
j = j - i;
while (j < 25)
{
j = j + 5;
}
}
Using Microsoft Visual C# 2010 and I'm guessing .net 4.0?
Linear Mode
