JAVA Question :P

while ( startN

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JAVA Question :P

        while ( startN <= endN )
        {
            startN = startN++;
            System.out.println( +startN );
        }

anonymous · Answer

@bahrom7893

bahrom7893 · Answer

What are you trying to do?

anonymous · Answer

Write a program that asks the user for a starting value and an ending value and then writes all the integers (inclusive) between those two values.

Enter Start:
5
Enter End:
9

5
6
7
8
9

anonymous · Answer

apparently this is an infinite loop...i don't get it HOW??!?!

anonymous · Answer

public void inclusiveIntegers()
    {
        int startN;
        int endN;
        System.out.println( "Enter Start: " );
        startN = scan.nextInt();
        System.out.println( "Enter End: " );
        endN = scan.nextInt();
        while ( startN <= endN )
        {
            startN = startN++;
            System.out.println( +startN );
        }
    }

anonymous · Answer

http://openstudy.com/study#/groups/Computer%20Science

bahrom7893 · Answer

well first of all, on this can be simplified down to this:
 while (startN <= endN)
        {
            System.out.println(startN );
            startN++;
        }

bahrom7893 · Answer

hang on let me boot up eclipse..

anonymous · Answer

LOL U HAVE THAT TOO?!?! SAME HERE XD

anonymous · Answer

wait thats the same thing bahrom...

bahrom7893 · Answer

It is, only more readable..

anonymous · Answer

lol yea i thought that would somehow fix this problem...

bahrom7893 · Answer

have fun: http://pastebin.com/rpg1pmU9

anonymous · Answer

yea i was thinking of using a for loop but my teacher hasnt tought me that yet so i cant use it...

bahrom7893 · Answer

Here's a while loop version: http://pastebin.com/f24KjNat

bahrom7893 · Answer

k i gtg, have fun

anonymous · Answer

mhmm thanks for trying