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Well, if you don't understand your own code, it's probably not a good idea to write it that way (for-loops are a lot easier to read & verify if the stop condition depends on the loop variable, for example).

But your solution isn't just hard to read, it's also horribly broken. If you cannot figure out why, try printing the value of 'i' inside the loop.



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