Can two conditions be set to stop a for ? In my example I'm trying to do this:
function criacaoParidade(entrada) {
entrada = Array.from(entrada);
func = positionBit(entrada);
tam = entrada.length;
var dic = {};
for (let index = 0; (index < tam || paridade > tam); index++) {
var paridade = func[index];
console.log(paridade)
}
Two conditions can not, only one is possible that is the middle, as you already know. But you can use || or other operators, several times. It will still have a condition, but the expression may be much more complex, what matters is that in the end it will result in a boolean. Then you can have multiple comparative expressions bound by relational operators.
index be less than tam , after all it was declared 0 just before and tam is a size that can not be less than 0 . It could make it simple like this:
for (let index = 0; index < entrada.length; index++)
It does not make sense, and usually worse, to get the size off the loop. There are other weird and probably wrong things in this code.