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Im trying to understand how to loop through this and why coffee is printing 10 times
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the part confusing me is that, yes it prints the first time but then j increases to 1 and then i is now greater than i so then i increases to 1 and then j goes to 2 and then i goes to 2 and so on
you can step through it with a debugger and it will show you
so?
why does coffee print 10 times or atleast how does it
In the first iteration, i is 0 so the inner loop is executed 0 timrs
in the second iteration,
i is 1, the inner loop/println os ececuted onceohh okay so it doesn't print the first time
ohh okayyy
totally makes sense
thanks
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0<0 is false
i is 0 and j is 0 so j<i is 0<0 which is falseohh okay
and then if im correct
but if you use a debugger, you can run it and it will show what exactly happens
once it prints does j increase again or does it go back to the our loop and
ok let me check that
j increases with every itetation of the inner loop - and it resets every iteration of the outer loop
ohh okay that makes sense
wow
so basically every time j > i it resets and the out loop then increases
j is only valid in the inner loop
after the inner loop ends, j is destroyed
and it is created when the inner loop starts
it all makes sense now thanks!!
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