Mathematica Asked by user78013 on July 9, 2021
The Documentation for While says:
Unless an explicit Return is used, the value returned by While is Null.
But how do I implement it? I’d like to build a function f[..., k_:0]:= While[test(k), k++; ...]
that tests a condition against increasing values of k starting from zero and eventually returns the value that makes test(k) return False
(or True
).
Here is an example. The condition is that k
be at least equal to a+b
. Since we cannot increment k
we set the variable t
to the value of k
. The While
increments t
until it is equal or greater than a+b
. At this point, just using t
by itself will return the value of t
.
Clear[f];
f[a_, b_, k_ : 0] :=
Block[ {t},
t = k;
While[t < a + b, t++];
t
]
Correct answer by Jean-Pierre on July 9, 2021
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