what is op?
for(c=0;c=1000;c++)
printf("%c",c);
Answer Posted / rohit
it will come out of the for loop & hence no output.
because,when c=0,then for next condition it will check
whether 0==1000,the condition fails here itself only.
so,it doesn't go for executing any statement.
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