java - Adding repeating integers in a "for" loop a specified number of times -

i looking way run "for" loop start user defined value "d" (between 1 , 7) , add 1 continuously until reaches other user defined value "n". here's catch...i need repeat count "1" once value "7" reached without being stuck in infinite loop.

for example, program prompts user input 2 numbers , stores them "d" , "n" respectively. first number can "1-7" , second number can anything. so, if user inputs "5" , "10" need loop start counting @ "6" , count "10" times, starting on @ "1" once value has reached "7". should this... "6 7 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 1".

right have looking this... "6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15"

this current code , output "5 = d" , "10 = n"

code

public void incrementday3() {    int i;    for(i = (d + 1);i <= (d + n);i++)   {      system.out.print(i);   } } 

output

"6789101112131415"

any appreciated!

try (modulo operator) :

public void incrementday3() {      int i;     for(i = d ; < (d + n) ; i++)     {         system.out.print((i % 7) + 1);     } } 

for more information modulo is, can check wikipedia article