Help skipping an element when printing an array in C

[NickPomp]

Hi,

I have to write a slide puzzle program for class. I have the program finished and working except that I can not get the blank space to print out. I wrote code that would find the number I used for the blank space. I have the puzzle print out using two for loops, then before the line that prints it I used an IF statement to find the number. I have tried using a break statement, but it does not finish the rest of the for loop for the columns. I also tried to have it print then used the backspace in an attempt to delete it. When I do that and swap the blank space with the number on the left a few times it distorts the puzzle. I tried to advance the column when it finds the number I want to skip but can not get the numbers to move around. We are getting into to pointers on the next lesson so I know I can not use them. I tried to change the array to character but that did not work either. When I leave the number in that I used for a blank space, which is 100, the program works great.

void print(){
     printf("\n");
     int i=0;int j=0;
     for (i=0;i<4;i++){
        for (j=0;j<4;j++){
         puzzle[i][j]; 
         if (puzzle[i][j]==100)                                 
                                j=j+1;  /*This was the last attempt.*/
 
        printf("%d\t", puzzle[i][j]);
        }
        printf("\n");
        }
        printf("\n");
        }

This is the code from the function that I created to print the array out. I have racked my brain over this for days now and need some help.

Thank you for taking a look.

[DumRat]

Did you try using the "continue" keyword? if it is the blank square, print a space and continue.

[NickPomp]

Thanks,

It is now working. Inside the if statement I inserted a space and tab right before the continue and it is working. The funny thing is I tried the continue before just not like that. Thank you I knew it had to be something simple I was overlooking I just could not figure it out.