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It works the same because the value of the last expression in the
for
loop is not used for anything. It's the side effect of that statement that counts. Eg, the value ofi
is checked the next time the for loop is executed by the condition check. Try replacingi
in the condition check instead withi++
or++i
and you would see different results.Something like:
for (int i = 0; ++i < 10;) { ... }