8
6 ,7
4 ,6 ,8
2 ,5 ,8 ,11
thanks for helpers
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How Do I print this shape with for loop
8
6 ,7
4 ,6 ,8
2 ,5 ,8 ,11
thanks for helpers
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Re: How Do I print this shape with for loop
Can you explain a little bit more about what you mean by "this shape"? If you want code that prints that exact output, what you probably want to do is make two for loops, inside of each other, so that one for loop prints all the values in an array, and then the outer for loop increments to the next array. The whole thing might be a bit easier if you know how to use a matrix, and if you don't, I think it would be simple enough to teach you!
Re: How Do I print this shape with for loop
I want this triangle to be the out output with no array just for loops
plz, can you right me a java code?
I try it hours but I didn't suceeded
Re: How Do I print this shape with for loop
Welcome to the forum!
Show what you've tried. Include any errors you're getting and would like help with or questions you have about your code and its results. A sample run is often helpful.
Re: How Do I print this shape with for loop
The problem is not the two for loops! The real issue is to evaluate if those numbers must be "calculated" or derived in some way.Originally Posted by tomer567
Looking at those numbers I can "see" a relation between them (but I can't know for sure if it is really what was expected) ..... do you see?
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