What if you used
num <- num + 1
?
On June 2, 2021 11:17:50 AM PDT, nelpar <leavesof...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
>I don't understand. --
>
>7%%2=1
>9%%2=1
>11%%2=1
>
>What aren't these numbers printing ?
>
>
>num<-0
>for (i in 1:100){
> num<-num+i
>if (num%%2 != 0)
> print(num)
>}
>
>
>[1] 1
>[1] 3
>[1] 15
>[1] 21
>[1] 45
>[1] 55
>[1] 91
>[1] 105
>[1] 153
>[1] 171
>[1] 231
>[1] 253
>[1] 325
>[1] 351
>[1] 435
>[1] 465
>[1] 561
>[1] 595
>[1] 703
>[1] 741
>[1] 861
>[1] 903
>[1] 1035
>[1] 1081
>[1] 1225
>[1] 1275
>[1] 1431
>[1] 1485
>[1] 1653
>[1] 1711
>[1] 1891
>[1] 1953
>[1] 2145
>[1] 2211
>[1] 2415
>[1] 2485
>[1] 2701
>[1] 2775
>[1] 3003
>[1] 3081
>[1] 3321
>[1] 3403
>[1] 3655
>[1] 3741
>[1] 4005
>[1] 4095
>[1] 4371
>[1] 4465
>[1] 4753
>[1] 4851
>
>
>
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