It’s the coolest infinite loop I had ever fallen into:<\/p>\n
I wonder how I’m supposed to perform the intended iterations without obfuscating the code. Sure, I can just drop P.S.: There seem to be no syntax primitive to safely iterate over an interval [L; U] in languages from the C\/Java family. This means that you just cannot write code P.P.S.: Pascal rules! Code It’s the coolest infinite loop I had ever fallen into: for(char c = 0; c <= 127; c++) {…} I wonder how I’m supposed to perform the intended iterations without obfuscating the code. Sure, I can just drop char and use int instead, but this does not solve the problem in general. P.S.: There seem … Continue reading An infinite loop bug<\/span> for(char c = 0; c <= 127; c++) {...}<\/code><\/p>\nchar<\/code><\/strong> and use int<\/code><\/strong> instead, but this does not solve the problem in general.<\/p>\nfor(T c = L; c <= U; c++) {...}<\/code> without making assumptions on T and U.<\/p>\nfor c:= 0 to 255 do begin ... end<\/code>, where c<\/code> is a byte<\/code><\/strong> works just fine \ud83d\ude42<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"