I can't use < or > or even + and - in my JavaScript code.

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1

I am coding a kind of a continous cyclic code for a movement of an object in my 2D game and my problem is that apparently I can’t use the name of my variable in operators (just in unity).
Here is my code:

var cicling = 0;

 
 if (cicling < 1) {
  Debug.Log("First Part of the cycle");
  for (var i = 0; i < 11; i++) {
   cicling = cicling + 0.1;
  };
};
 else if (1 <= cicling && cicling < 2) {
  Debug.Log("Second part of the cycle");
  for (var j = 0; j < 11; j++) {
   cicling = cicling + 0.1;
  };
};
 else if (2 <= cicling && cicling < 3) {
  Debug.Log("Third part of the cycle");
  for (var k = 0; k < 11; k++) {
   cicling = cicling + 0.1;
  };
};
 else {
  Debug.Log("Fourth Part of the cycle");
  for (var l = 0; l < 11; l++) {
   if (cicling < 4) {
        cicling = cicling + 0.1;
   } else {
    Debug.Log("Cycle complete, restarting it.");
    cicling = 0;
   }
  }
 }

Unity Basically says i cant use operators with “INT”.

2

As @Positive7 said, the problem were that i needed to use the “&&” logical operator and use the type “Float”.

3

else if (1 <= cicling && cicling < 2) {

also

var cicling : float = 0;