main()
{ for(i=0; i++; i<100)
printf("hello world"); }

a)100 times
b)0 times
c)Infinite loop
d)None of the above.

• option is d) none of the above .
  because there is an error because i is not declared.
  but if you declared the answer will be 0 times
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• b) 0 times, since i++ is post increment and at position of i++ condition is checked but since i is 0 so condition is unsatisfied hence loop breaks without printing anything
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• option D
  answer is 99
  hello world will be printed 99 times.
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• Infinite loop
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• The working of for loop is like :after initialization i=0;the condition part i++ is checked and being post increment its value is i++=0,since condition is false control comes out of loop and nothing is printed
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• i value is assigned to 0 and i
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• option c is the correct answer.because they didn't gave the condition properly.So it assumes there is no condition so it will fall into infinite loop
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• i variable should be declared before initialization.Hence it shows compilation error. If declared and this loop will not display output. i.e 0 times
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• D none of the above it returns 99 because if we user for loop
  1=0;i++;i
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• None of the above.
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• none of the above....bcz compilation fails...
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• 100 times
  as first time for i=0 and 99times when i=99
  so total 100 times
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• 100 times
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• option-D
  because in for loop there is syntax error
  correct syntax is := for(i=0;i
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