int j =15,i; for (i=1; 1<5; ++i) {printf ("%d%d ",j,i); j = j-3;

int j =15,i;
for (i=1; 1<5; ++i)
{printf ("%d%d
",j,i);
j = j-3;
}

Question Posted / chelle

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int j =15,i; for (i=1; 1<5; ++i) {printf ("%d%d ",j,i); j = j-3; }..

Answer / arun

Infinite Loop....Loop does not end...Because condition 1<5 is always True then the answer like this..,
151
122
93
64
35
06
-37
.
.
.

Is This Answer Correct ?

6 Yes

0 No

int j =15,i; for (i=1; 1<5; ++i) {printf ("%d%d ",j,i); j = j-3; }..

Answer / chelle

is j= 12?

Is This Answer Correct ?

4 Yes

1 No

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