/* debugMe.cpp */

/* x should have valid values at all times
   and the code should do what is indicated by the comments */
#include <iostream>
using namespace std;
int main(void)
{
  int x=0;

  /* here I am showing that x is 0 */
  cout<<"\nAt the start x is " << x;
  
  /* here I want to print out x ten times showing it count from
     1 to 10 */
  cout << "\nNow I am counting from 1 to 10" ;
  for(x = 1; x < 10; x++)
  {    cout << "\nx: "<< x;  }
  cout <<endl;
  
  cout << "\nEnter a new value for x: ";
  cin >> x;
  cout << "\nSetting x to " << x;
  /* This if statement should test to see if x did got reset correctly 
     It should print out Right, x is newvalue */
  if(x = (x+1))
    cout << "\nWrong, x is " << x+1;
  else
    cout << "\nRight,  x is " << x;

  /* Here I am getting a new value for x and printing it*/

  cout <<"\nx is now " << x<<endl;

 cout <<"\nFix the runtime errors in this program.  Use the debugger to " 
      <<" locate the errors."  <<  "\nsee Ya";
 cin >> x;
   
  return(0);
}