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C / ANSI-C » Language Basics » For Screenshots  Set the init value for a for loop #include <stdio.h> int main(void) {   int i;   for ( i = 17; i < 101; i = i + 1)     if( ( i % 17) == 0)         printf("%d ", i);   return 0; }                     Related examples in the same category 1. For statement: backwards 2. For : no first part 3. For: no init and loop backwards 4. Nested for 5. For loop: List ten integers 6. For loop: Draw a box 7. Use int as the while loop controller 8. Simplest for loop: user control the loop 9. Use for loop as the user selection's controller 10. Demonstrate multiple loop control variables 11. Use function as for loop control variable 12. For loop without first part 13. For loop without the third part 14. See the for loop terminating condition 15. For loop condition: loop will not execute 16. For loop: bigger increase 17. Prime number tester 18. nested for Demo 19. Use integer as the for loop controller 20. More calculation in the for statement 21. Simplest for loop 22. Reverse order of for loop 23. Two condition for ending a for loop 24. Three level nested for loop 25. A simple for loop 26. More complex for loop: more statements 27. Infinite for loop with break 28. For loop with init value, stop condition and incr 29. Use char as int in a for loop 30. Nested for loop demo