Computer Science, asked by mansirawal20, 8 months ago

x=10
for(x>0;x-=2)
x--;
x++;
System. out. println("x="+x);​

Answers

Answered by avinashmurmu99311
0

Explanation:

wrong for loop where is increment

Answered by AskewTronics
0

Compile time syntax error :

Explanation:

  • The above code is written in the java language, which contains the for-loop whose syntax is not correct.
  • It is because the concept of for loop states that there must be two semicolons in every for-loop. So the "for(;;)" is also the right syntax of for loop.
  • There is no need to define initialization, condition check and the increment for any for loop but there is a need to define two semicolons for any for-loop.
  • Hence the above code will give the syntax error.

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