>>Hi Wayne,
>>
>>>This FOR loop would fire???
>>>FOR i = 0 TO 0
>>> WAIT WIND ALLT(STR(i))
>>>ENDFOR
>>
>>Well think of it like this, how many times does "for x = 1 to 2" fire? Twice, right? Well, if you subtract the second term by one, you still be firing it one less. Don't let the Zeros confuse you, its simply a value of the counter.
>
>Mike,
>
>Partially correct, the FOR loop will execute at least once under all conditions. You cannot create a FOR loop that won't run once.

Hi Jim,

Nope, you can. Try this:

lnj = 0
FOR lni = 1 TO 0
  lnj = lnj + 1
NEXT
? lnj && Prints 0

Provided the terminating number is greater than or equal to, or the STEP - clause is included, it will. If, however, STEP isn't included and the terminating value is less than, it won't execute once. It's been this way since at least FPW 2.5.