Please let me know if I missed something #include “stdafx.h” #include <iostream> using namespace std; void Print(int count, int countSub, int rolePerGroup, int userCount, int userPerGroup) { for(int roleCount = 1; roleCount<=rolePerGroup; roleCount ++) { if(userPerGroup == 0) { cout<<“Parent groups are: “<< count <<” | “<<“Sub group are : “<<countSub<<” | “<<“Role per Sub … Read more
First of all, that’s a weird way to put goto to use. You don’t need a goto at all and can just use a simple loop instead. for(int i = 0; i < 10; i++) { if(i == 5) { printf(“Hello World “); } printf(“%i “, i + 1); } or if you really want … Read more
Rather than trying to extend the syntax of the shell to do start: for …; do for …; do … done done if CONDITION; then goto start else SOMETHING fi you may do while true; do for …; do for …; do … done done if ! CONDITION; then SOMETHING break fi done or while … Read more
You don’t need goto. Period. Just learn to use Python properly. for i in range(1,10) : print i if i == 9 : print “find 9” break Applied to your actual code, the solution is almost the same: for char in chars : while True: if sem.acquire : filename += char t = threading.Thread(target=get200, args=(root … Read more
Use continue; instead. It will jump out of all cases and continue executing code after them, which will make the program return to the first line after while (1). Don’t forget to close each case with a break;. 3 solved How to go back to menu using case in switch case in C
GOTO statements are useful ? Yes. But not for this use case. how I can go to initial stage of program again when user press Y There’s a control flow structure for going back and repeating. It is called a loop. An example: do { // do some stuff cin>>q; } while(q==’Y’); 2 solved How … Read more
Within your class It can be placed in two functions and called from the if – else logic or you can place the code in between the if and else. If the code is large then it would be better to create two functions. If (condition) call function step1 else call function step2 or if … Read more
Isn’t the goto moo and static void moo() doing the same act i.e taking me out of finally block? No, absolutely not. goto moo would transfer control out of the finally block completely. moo() just calls the method, but then when the method returns you’re back in the finally block. If you put a Console.WriteLine(“Still … Read more
If the program really does print 0 for you then there might be a serious problem with your compiler (or even your machine…). My suspicion is that it doesn’t print 0, but your question is really why the program loops infinitely. This is because the if-body only contains the print statement. So when a reaches … Read more
One of the most fundamental things we have to do as programmers is to learn to break problems into smaller problems. You are actually running into a whole series of problems. I’m going to show you how to solve your problem. You may want to book mark this answer, because I’m pre-empting some problems you’re … Read more