"Michael Mattias" <mmattias@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> scribbled:
> "Lou" <lounotreal@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote in message
> news:452133F7.20303@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>> Michael Mattias wrote:
>>> BTW, there is an interesting construct you could use..
>>> For a = 1 to 2
>>> For b = 1 to 2
>>> ....
>>> for z = 1 to 2
>>>
>>> Next, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, (25 commas)
>>>
>>
>> Come on MM. You are a good programmer. This retiree thinks there
>> has to be a better way <bg>
>
> And I agree with you. But as long as the question was 'how many loops
> deep' I thought I'd address that directly.
>
> Methinks Mr./Ms. Earthling (the OP) will discover soon enough that
> he/she does not really want to write 26-deep nested loops. But better
> one should learn the hard way, as I've found those are the lessons one
> remembers best.
>
26-deep nested loops was just an example.
this could be more/less.
still not an answer to the question as to how deep one
can have nested loops.
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