<% for(inti=0;i>3;++i;) sop(i); %> %

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for(inti=0;i>3;++i;)

sop(i);
%>
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Answer / sanket

no it throw compile time error because in for loop update part has semicolon which is not correct syntax after that if we right inti then it is not resolved as variable so it is also need to be int i

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<% for(inti=0;i>3;++i;) sop(i); %> %..

Answer / manthan

Nothing printed
bcz i=0 and i>3 it print 0,1,2 if i<3

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<% for(inti=0;i>3;++i;) sop(i); %> %..

Answer / reddy

could you please send me the answer

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<% for(inti=0;i>3;++i;) sop(i); %> %..

Answer / paul z

There appears to be a space missing after the int in the for(inti=0;.... but you do not need the int anyway so should read for(i = 0; i > 3; i++).

I am assuming you want i to increment taking the values 0,1,2,3

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