Suppose I'm running a loop and the loop should continue unless I get a garbage value.
So what will be the terminal condition. How can garbage value be checked in if condition?
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Jump to PostYou can't define what is a garbage value any more than you can write down all the wrong answers to a question. You decide what constitutes a correct value and try to define a pattern that matches all correct values. Anything else is garbage. A pattern for an integer might …
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I get it. Only right answers, everything else is garbage (except in politics where all is garbage.)
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