[amanbaua]

Can u plzz help me out of dis prob of pausing a for loop

[shabbir]

Use break statement

[mayjune]

What do you mean pausing a loop? If you want to get out of it, then what shabbir said will work.
If not, please post the question properly..

[c_user]

you can use exit(0) or if it is an infinite loop use the keys ctrl+c to terminate any .exe file..
have a good day

[mayjune]

He wants to pause c_user, not exit the program..

[c_user]

mayjune i think by the use of break we will be "out" of the loop and not "pause"...acc. to my knowledge.

can u please specify me whether i m right or not?

[mayjune]

You are right, it will get him out of the loop, but then exit function wont pause it either. Would it?
I think we all are not sure what he means by pausing a loop in between a program. Let him reply by what he implies...and whatever he means he can do it

[c_user]

yes you are right mayjune....
he have to be specific so as to get the appropriate answer....:-).

[amanbaua]

ye may june i m in search of pausing a for loop
the break and exit statements make the control get out of the loop
i hav just made a graphics using c program in which if th for loop is paused for a moment my program will work
so is i possi ble my friends dat a for loop can be paused?????

[SaswatPadhi]

So, you want a delay in your loop ... "pause" diverted all of us to something different.

Anyway, you can do it like this :

For TurboC++ ::

#include <dos.h>
.
.
.
for(...)
{
    .
    .
    delay(x); // This will put a delay of x milliseconds
    .
    .

}

For ANSI C++ ::

#include <windows.h>
.
.
.
for(...)
{
    .
    .
    Sleep(x); // This will put a delay of x milliseconds
    .
    .

}