Loop in a Loop!! Urgent!!!!!!!!!

[Krocker]

Is it possible to have a loop in a loop in a loop? Cuz i have a program where i need the loops. is it possible?

[Insectoid]

Why don't you try it?

[Krocker]

well, that an answer.

[Insectoid]

Did you try it?

[TokenHerbz]

Turing:

var c : int := 0 loop     put "THIS is loop one"     loop         put "This Is Loop Two"         loop             put "this is loop THREE"             c += 1             exit when c mod 2 = 0         end loop         exit     end loop     exit when c >= 10 end loop put "What a mess of loooops"

[Insectoid]

Damnit Token! Stop rewarding laziness!

Although in this case laziness is more work than initiativity.

[Krocker]

im not lazy Insetoid, i just cant check because my program uses parallel ports, which my computer does not have. so i cannot run the program. My school have the old computers, so ya. SO im not LAZY.

[Insectoid]

You could make a new program. It's not that hard.

[Krocker]

a new 300k line program. ya thanx, but no thx, ill stick with posting questions. lol

[TokenHerbz]

it doesn't take 300 lines of code to test small programming features... or to test most things to see if it works how it should.

Most the time i prefer to test ideas outside my main program before implementing it into my source. I find things are less problematic and i learn a lot more.

code:

loop     put "loop 1"     loop           put "loop 2"           exit     end loop     Input.Pause end loop

this 8 line small code tests a loop inside a loop. This Doesn't require a massive 300 lines of code.

[Krocker]

lol, k, im new to the whole thing, so ya, ill try that next time. thx anyways

[DemonWasp]

Wait. Did you just suggest that you have a program with 300K lines of code? Does Turing even start up with a file that large?

[Insectoid]

That's not a program. That's an executable novel.

[DemonWasp]

At 300,000 lines, assuming a generous 100 lines per page, that's still 3000 pages. That's not a novel, that's a whole series...assuming you're not Robert Jordan, in which case that's a book and a half.

[Insectoid]

I would love to see someone write 300,000 lines of code just to test nested loops.

Brb, writing a program to write a 150,000 loop program to see what happens.