Count with A, B, C, D instead of 0, 1, 2, 3, ...

Hi,

Something like this.

var curLetterAsNumber = 65; // start with a

var bContinue = true;

while ( bContinue){

     var myDisplayString = "We are at " + String.fromCharCode ( curLetterAsNumber);

     console.println ( myDisplayString);

      curLetterAsNumber++;

      if ( curLetterAsNumber > 90)

     {

            bContinue = false;

     }

}

This code just loops and prints the text to the console, but should give you an idea of how to use it.

Regards

Malcolm

and how to count++ this?

Each character has an ASCII code that you can use to do it. For example, "A" is 65, "B" is 66, etc.

You can convert a character to its code using the charCodeAt method of the String object, and a code to a character using String.fromCharCode(). For example:

"A".charCodeAt(0); //returns 65
String.fromCharCode(65); // returns "A"

So all you have to do is add 65 to your number and then convert it to a character to achieve what you described.