#include "d:\Practice Programs\Puzzle Feuer\Puzzles\defs.h"

void
main()
{
	int x, y=1, z;
	int a,b;

	x=y=0;
	while( y<10 ) ++y; x += y;
	PRINT2(d,x,y);

	x=y=0;
	while( y<10 ) x += ++y; 
	PRINT2(d,x,y);

	y=1;
	while( y<10 ) {
		x = y++; 
		z = ++y;
	}
	PRINT3(d,x,y,z);

	
	for( y=1; y<10; y++ ) x=y;
    PRINT2(d,x,z);

	for( y=1; (x=y)<10; y++ ) x=y;
    PRINT2(d,x,z);

	for( x=0, y=1000; y>1; x++,y/=10 )
    PRINT2(d,x,y);

}

	// Remember an 'else' is associated to the nearest upstream 'if'.
	// So this 'else' works with this 'if( y>0 )'.


	// 'y' is 1, so y<0 is faults, z=y<0 --> z = faults --. z = 0.
	// So 'z' gets 0 but the 'if' is not done as the final value 
	// to be evaluated in the 'if( something )' --> if( 0 ). 	


	// Remember 'if( something )' the 'something' is the final value
	// resolved in the parentheses.