i have 2 integers and i want something to run something a designated amount of times.
I have to run something the amount of times that are equal to:
the numbers between 2 integers. example: 1-3, that would equal to 1.
Then i want to include another 1 for the starting integer.
so 1 - 3 would be to run it 3 times.
Hence 1-3 = 2 + 1 = 3. 1-3 would mean 3.
1-100 would be to run it 100 times.
BUT if it is starting at 0 it should only minus the numbers:
0-100 would be 0-100 = 100. Run it 100 times.

FINISHED, problem one solved.
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Problem two:
I want something to run for x amount of times.
X is the number i got earlier, minus 20 everytime it runs. so 40 would mean it should run twice. 41 means it should run 3 times.

i have 2 integers and i want something to run something a designated amount of times.
I have to run something the amount of times that are equal to:
the numbers between 2 integers. example: 1-3, that would equal to 1.
Then i want to include another 1 for the starting integer.
so 1 - 3 would be to run it 3 times.
Hence 1-3 = 2 + 1 = 3. 1-3 would mean 3.
1-100 would be to run it 100 times.
BUT if it is starting at 0 it should only minus the numbers:
0-100 would be 0-100 = 100. Run it 100 times.

FINISHED, problem one solved.
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Problem two:
I want something to run for x amount of times.
X is the number i got earlier, minus 20 everytime it runs. so 40 would mean it should run twice. 41 means it should run 3 times.

i have 2 integers and i want something to run something a designated amount of times.
I have to run something the amount of times that are equal to:
the numbers between 2 integers. example: 1-3, that would equal to 1.
Then i want to include another 1 for the starting integer.
so 1 - 3 would be to run it 3 times.
Hence 1-3 = 2 + 1 = 3. 1-3 would mean 3.
1-100 would be to run it 100 times.
BUT if it is starting at 0 it should only minus the numbers:
0-100 would be 0-100 = 100. Run it 100 times.

FINISHED, problem one solved.
---/////////---\\\\\\\----
Problem two:
I want something to run for x amount of times.
X is the number i got earlier, minus 20 everytime it runs. so 40 would mean it should run twice. 41 means it should run 3 times.

i have 2 integers and i want something to run something a designated amount of times.
I have to run something the amount of times that are equal to:
the numbers between 2 integers. example: 1-3, that would equal to 1.
Then i want to