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    Hey guys,

    Just  wondering if anyone can help. Given this statement: "Once you have completed executing a loop, the loop variable must be outside of the valid range of the condition", what does the latter part mean regarding the loop variable being outside the valid range? 

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  • int i=0;
    for(int i=0;i<5;i++){
        //code goes here
    }

    Loop has 3 parts
    initialization
    condition
    increement

    flow goes this way
    initialization, checks the condition(above loop will check for i, If i is less than 5), increement and run the loop statement

    initialized with 0, check the condition(if i is still less than 5), increement i++(i=1), run the loop statement
    check the condition (if i is still less than 5), increement i++(i=2), run the loop statement
    check the condition (if i is still less than 5), increement i++(i=3), run the loop statement
    check the condition (if i is still less than 5), increement i++(i=4), run the loop statement
    check the condition (if i is still less than 5), increement i++(i=5), run the loop statement
    check the condition (if i is still less than 5)- No value of i has become 5 now, so looping process is finised

    And now, i(loop variable) is outside of the valid range of the condition, i.e value of i is not less than 5 now, it has become 5


    Hope it solves your query, Questions are always welcome.

    Cheers
    Happy Coding!!!!
     
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