RustInPeace
RustInPeace2mo ago

Set Variable not working as intended

I am trying to use the set variable inside a loop as a counter variable, it doesn't get updated inside the loop though. The variable is initialised with 0. The loop is running 6 times but the value of the variable is stuck at 1. Am i doing something wrong?
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AI Support2mo ago
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It seems like there might be an issue with how the counter variable is being updated within the loop. To better diagnose the problem, let's review some common causes and solutions: 1. Scope of Variable: Ensure that the counter variable is declared and accessible inside the loop. If it's being accessed in a different scope, it might not be getting updated. 2. Assignment Statement: Double-check the loop logic to ensure that the counter variable is being incremented correctly. It should look something like this: counter = counter + 1 or use the increment operator counter++. 3. Loop Execution: Verify that the loop is indeed running the number of times you expect. You might want to add a console.log() or an equivalent output statement inside the loop to track the iteration number. 4. Data Type: Make sure the counter variable is initialized as a number, not as a string or another type that doesn't support arithmetic operations. If you're still encountering issues, feel free to provide more details about your loop and variable setup, and I can offer further assistance.
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