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using namespace std; int main() { string s = "abcd"; int i = -1; while(i < s.size()){ cout << "inside "; i++; } cout << "outside"; return 0; }
why this loop does not run, where as when we initialize i = 0, then it runs properly
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why, is this weird behaviour of c++?
using namespace std; int main() { string s = "abcd"; int i = -1; while(i < s.size()){ cout << "inside "; i++; } cout << "outside"; return 0; }
why this loop does not run, where as when we initialize i = 0, then it runs properly
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