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--- notes:cprog:fall2023:projects:cnv0 [2023/09/22 19:08] – [Determining factor pairs] cmazzara
+++ notes:cprog:fall2023:projects:cnv0 [2023/09/28 01:25] (current) – [Compiling] xcroft
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 "main number" % "number" == 0 means that the "number" is a factor.
 =====Compiling=====
+Can do gcc cnv0 then it will pop out a.out then do ./a.out and your prompt should come out.
+Can also use Make
 =====Loops=====
 ====for() loops====
+a for() loop has the format of for(start; loop condition; step){CODE HERE}.
+An example would be for(factor = 1; conditions; factor = factor+1){CODE HERE}. This ensures that every time your condition is run the steps continue to progress until the conditions are not met anymore.
 ====while() loops====
+A "while" loop is a kind of loop that runs until the parameters of an expression are fulfilled. For example, if you have:
+  number = 6
+  factor = 1
+  while (factor <= number)
+  {
+  factor = factor + 1
+  };
+This means that the factor variable, in this example "1," will continue to pass through the looping process, adding a value of 1 each time. This will occur 5 times until factor becomes equal to 6, fulfilling the parameters originally set.
+Recall, double and (&&) can be used with loops to give more than one condition; however, be cautious when using && as it can sometimes overcomplicate your code.
 ====do-while loops====

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