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  1. jlegendary created this gist Jul 2, 2015.
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    for ( count = 0; count < internetHits; count++) // First start with 0 count and repeat until it is less than internetHits
    { // Starts the loop, this is the block of the loop
    cout << "Enter the number of Internet hits for Hour" << // Outputs string: Enter the number of internet hits in an hour
    (count + 1) << ": " // Outputs count+1: I don't know why you did this. This just outputs whatever // count is plus 1. So first output would be 1, 2 until it gets to internetHit
    cin >> internetHits; // Input internetHits. You would have to put this outside the loop, otherwise // it will keep asking you to input internetHits
    }







    #include <iostream> // Needed if you're using cout or cin
    using namespace std; // eliminates the need to add std:: in front of cout and cin and endl
    // although C++ community perfer you not to use using namespace std;
    int main() // Starts the main function
    {
    int internetHits = 0; // At this point, the internetHit is 0, until you set it.
    int count; // This makes it so it makes a variable in your RAM, currently it's // empty, until you initialize it.

    cout << "Enter the number of Internet hits for an hour" << endl; //THis is outside the loop, so it will output once
    cin >> internetHits; //Outside the loop, so it will ask you to input once.
    // Once you input, the value of internetHits will change

    for (count=0; count<internetHits; count++) //Starts the loop, since you have set the value to internetHit
    {
    cout << " : " << count << endl; // This will keep pumping out count until it hits the internetHits
    }

    return 0;
    }



    Example: So when it asks you for input, and you put 5.
    Program will output:
    0 1 2 3 4 5