When I was going through a program of my friends, suddenly I came across a strange for loop, I was wondering about the for loop since then, the loop looked like this
for(1=0,ii=result.length;i<ii;i++)
Is this for loop a valid for loop? Can any one please help me?
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for(i=0,ii=result.length;i<ii;i++)is OK. See Java Language Spec section 14.14
It's probably written that way to avoid re-evaluating result.length on each pass of the loop in a (mistaken?) attempt to optimise execution speed.
But your …
This probably:
for (i = 0, ii = result.length; i < ii; i++)
Yes, it's valid. The initialization can contain multiple items (the others too probably).
Almost. The syntax allows for a list of expressions in each part of the for, so for(i=0,ii=result.length;i<ii;i++) is OK. See Java Language Spec section 14.14
It's probably written that way to avoid re-evaluating result.length on each pass of the loop in a (mistaken?) attempt to optimise execution speed.
But your code has a 1 instead of an i, resulting in 1=0, which is invalid syntax.
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