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Go Language Go Language Overview Flow Control Loops

Posted by danielmorales10
danielmorales10
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My func is getting the numbers as is expected, but the workplace don't accept it.

My function is getting the result as is expected but the system doesn't accept it.

src/loops/loop.go 
package loops

import "fmt"

func CountByThrees(start int, end int) {
  for start := 3; start <= end; start += 3 {
  fmt.Println(start)
  }
}

1 Answer

Jennifer Nordell
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Jennifer Nordell
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Jennifer Nordell
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Hi there, danielmorales10! This is really close. However, you're assuming that the starting number is 3. It should start at whatever number we gave as the start. For instance, if I sent in 15, and 102, I would expect it to start counting at 15, not 3.

So instead of:

 for start := 3

You would need:

 for start := start

Hope this helps! :sparkles: