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Originally Posted by LetsOWN[PL] I mean your solution does not solve the problem in question. All your code does is just skip anything in the loop when iterator (i) is equal to 0 (because negation of 0 is 1, so does !i). The problem is that even for: for(new i = 5; i < 47; i++) it will give: 0, 1, 2, 3... Well, at least that's what this thread is about.

Well, my solution gives you what you want.. not counting 0,
if you wanna do "new i = 5" then you must do "if (i < 5) continue;"...

Check your recent changes, maybe something messes this up...
I've never seen such problem tho.

You tried while() ?