[MrPickles]

Originally Posted by MrPickles nop, u are wrong, the loop doesnt count from 0 to 100, look: if this is my array: PHP Code: {2,4,6,100}  the loop do this: PHP Code:      // i        i++ Array[0] = 2 // i = 0 Array[1] = 4 // i = 1 Array[2] = 6 // i = 2 Array[3] = 100 // i = 3, oops this cell contain 100, so we can stop  thats why the condition, PHP Code: __int_Entitys[i] < 100  if it was counting from 0 to 100, it will be PHP Code: i < 100  , but isnt the case, u can check it by yourself with the prints that i setted check it with this: PHP Code: public Test( Client ) {         removeTransEnts( Client, {2,8,15,100} );          return 1; } removeTransEnts(Client, __int_Entitys[] )   {         for( new i = 0; __int_Entitys[i] < 100; i++)         {                 client_print( Client, print_chat, "The Cell [%d] have a value of  = %d", i, __int_Entitys[i] );                   }         client_print( Client, print_chat, "End of the Loop" ); }

Originally Posted by Natsheh Why don't you make the loop as following it will be rather than using 100 to stop the loop. PHP Code: for( new i = 0; __int_Entitys[i] < 100; i++)[  PHP Code: for( new i = 0, maxloop = strlen(__int_Entitys) - 1; i < maxloop; i++)

it is more simple to set 100, thats all, more operations are saved
in a loop the simpler is better, think that each time you will be checking and obtaining the length of the array (-1), instead with 100, it only checks if it is the cell contain 100