For loop confusion...

Okay, I must be going crazy... I can't find a single example of a for loop that doesn't increment by ones. I want one that increments on two's... I've googled it to death and keep finding this kind of example...

Code (csharp):

1. for (i = 0 ; i <=10 ; i=i+2)

But unity gives me syntax errors if I use anything other than a simple i++ for the increment. Any ideas?

 

Can you use:

Code (csharp):

1.  
2. //for Javascript
3. var i = 0;
4. While (i<=10)
5. {
6.     //do stuff
7.     i += 2;
8. }
9.  

would do the same thing.

-Jeremy

 

Yeah I could, I just wanted to get to the bottom of why that doesn't work.

 

This is bad, the correct one is:

 

Wha! I know you are trying to help, but that's simply not true in any language I know of. There is no semicolon after the third parameter. The first example is written correctly. It's already confirmed that it's a compiler error. Please don't post something unless you are 100%. If not, just look it up first. For instance, Google: for loop javascript example.

Sorry for reacting strongly but I just don't like seeing false info posted in the thread.

 

Sorry, you are true. It's my fault, please delete the posts.