What's wrong with my code?

Question

Recently I stuck in this particular Pset. It appears I followed all the instructions, but when I try to run this code it simply doesn't print anything. Any suggestions? Thanks, here's my cOdE:

include include

int main(void) {

int height;
int row;
int hash;
int space;

do
{
    printf("Gimme the height of the pyramid. Choose numbers between 0 to 23\n");
    height = GetInt();
}
while (height < 0 || height > 23);

for (row = 0; row < height; row++) // master loop
{
    for (space = height - 1; space < height; space--) // it prints infinite "_"
    {
    printf("_");
    }

    for (hash = height + 1; hash > height; hash++)
    {
    printf("#");
    }   
}

printf("\n");

}

Answer 1

A FOR loop has three clauses, the initialization clause, the test clause and the increment clause, separated by semicolons. The test clause MUST BE TRUE for the for loop to execute a cycle. Look at your for loops, for example:

    for (space = height - 1; space > height; space--)

You set space initially to something less than height and it immediately tests to see if space is greater than height. This means that this loop will never execute. Same problem with the hash loop.

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