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Lester Burnham wrote:How does being able to use "j" prove anything about "i"?
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mohamed sanaullah wrote:I think the "i" in the comment stood for "I"
Wouter Oet wrote:The semicolon ends a statement. So in this case you ended an empty statement. Not the loop.
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Greg Brannon wrote:
The semicolon ends a statement. So in this case you ended an empty statement. Not the loop.
Maybe I misunderstand your point, but I'm pretty sure the semi-colon by itself on line 06 ends the 'for' loop.
I really did not understand what you guys are discussing about the code? Can some one explain me what exactly happens for the code which i posted in my previous comment?
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