Variable & Value Help [Answered]

[Ipquarx]

Yeah, it's dynamic, but it follows the same exact setup.

for(%file = initialValue; %file !$= condition; %file = modifiedValue)

for(%a=%a+1; !(%b ^ %a); %b %= %a << 12)

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[TripNick]

for(%a=%a+1; !(%b ^ %a); %b %= %a << 12)

Yes.
for(%a = initialValue; condition; %b = modifiedValue)
Even if you swap up the variable names it still follows the same scheme.

[Ipquarx]

My point is that the format is so general it can be twisted into basically any form.

[TripNick]

My point is that the format is so general it can be twisted into basically any form.

But, no it can't. It's pretty rigid. You set a variable to equal an initial value, you have a conditional statement, and you modify a variable. Sure, within those confines you can do a lot. But that's the format.

[Ipquarx]

But, no it can't. It's pretty rigid. You set a variable to equal an initial value, you have a conditional statement, and you modify a variable. Sure, within those confines you can do a lot. But that's the format.

Re-railing the topic now.

Op, do you have any more questions?

[Headcrab Zombie]

I'd express it as:
for(initialStatement; condition; postIterationStatement)
The initialStatement and postIterationStatement don't even need to be variable definitions, they could be function calls

Though only I'd say for a beginner not to worry about anything other than simple incrementing or decrementing for loops

But yeah, as someone already mentioned, dump functions will tell you a lot, as well as looking through other add-ons that do something with the variable to need
And don't edit out your post once one question is answered

[¥ola]

Right now I don't have any more questions but thank you all for the help and everything.

[TripNick]

You should probably change the title from "[Not Answered]" then.