If lemmygrad is what op is commenting on, they left it out of the image and caption.
If lemmygrad is what op is commenting on, they left it out of the image and caption.
For the case that n = 0 (before the first run of the loop), x(0) = 1.
For the first actual case, n = 1. X(1) = x(0)*3*n = 1*3*1 = 3.
For the next case, n = 2. X(2) = x(1)*3*n = 3*3*2 = 18.
For the next case, n = 3. X(3) = x(2)*3*n = 18*3*3 = 162.
For the next and last case, n = 4. X(4) = 162*3*4 which I’m not computing. The computer value of x(4) is the value of the product loop.
If that doesn’t help, I could try helping again to rephrase, but I’m not sure what else to add.
I think it would be much better to write it in another language, but here’s another way to do the second one (this is on Visual Basic):
Dim n as long
Dim product as long
Product = 1
For n = 1 to 4
Product = product * 2 * n
Next n
It bothers me that he called it a gearless bike. It’s clutched, but also still geared.
It’s odd. I can access it as a guest but not as a user of the very same instance.
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