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I would like to use a 'for' loop (OR anything that works for that matter) to generate a sequence of values.

I iterate many times and need to use values from the loop (OR anything that works) one at a time in a consequent manner. This values are used to represent 'time' value in an equation for population growth. Ultimately I am to have a chart representing solutions for calculations where 'time'is 1,2,3,4...60.

My question is: how to make the equation "value = a * exp(k * t)" consider t = 'time'as a new consecutive value from a vector that 'loop' generated ?

EDIT: I will try to clarify the set up - both reset and update act as iterations. In this specific case reset runs once and update runs n times. What I need is to use a consequent value of 'time' each iteration of update i.e. first time update runs the value of t = first value within the vector, second time update runs t = second value within the vector etc.

void ExponentialGrowth::reset() {update();}

void ExponentialGrowth::update() {value = a * exp(k * t); }

if t is integer type (0 to 60)

#include "math.h"



int a = 1;

int k = 2;

for(int time = 0; time < 60; ++time){

    int value = a * exp(k * time);

}

if you have to pass the size juste make a function

void func(int _start, int _end){

    int a = 1;

    int k = 2;

    for(int i = _start; i <= _end; ++i){

        int value = a * exp(k * i);

    }

}