how to give end condition to for loop

for e = (-246200:-246100)
    for f = 224169
        e
        f
        h = ((e*def)+f)
        if h==138010
            return;
        end
    end
end

[Rik]

And your question is?

There are multiple things that I would have written differently, but depending on the context this code should work.

Answer 1

[Image Analyst]

Try this:

bailOut = false;
def = -1
for e = -246200:-246100
	for f = 138000 : 224169
		h = ((e*def)+f);
		fprintf('e = %d, f = %d, h = %d\n', e, f, h);
		if h >= 138010 % Or h == 138010 if you're really super certain!
			bailOut = true;
			break; % Break out of the f loop.
		end
	end
	% Bail out of the e loop, if needed
	if bailOut
		break;
	end
end
fprintf('Done!\n');

Answer 2

[Sheng Chen]

You already terminate your code by "return" if h equals 138010.

I assume you are asking how to terminate the inner for loop:

for f = 224169
    ....
end

You can put a "break" in this for loop: Terminate execution of for or while loop

for e = (-246200:-246100)
    for f = 224169
        e
        f
        h = ((e*def)+f)
        if h==138010
            break;
        end
    end
end