Question

I want to create a function like a for loop where I will ideally enter a variable for the times the iteration should happen and some functions inside brackets my function will execute. I hope I was clear enough.

Example

superFor (1) {     // Commands to be executed here       add(1 + 2); } 

Answer 1

What you want isn’t possible in C++ because the (current version of the) language lacks some features that are required here: namely, creating function blocks “on the fly”.

The best you can do is pass a function pointer or function object to your function. The STL offers many examples of this. Consider:

void out(int x) {     cout << x << ' '; }  vector<int> xs; xs.push_back(42); xs.push_back(23);  for_each(xs.begin(), xs.end(), out); 

This passes a pointer to function out to the function for_each.