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the following code results in
class eg {

void ml( )
{int i = 6;
for {int i=5: i< 10;i ++ }
{
if{i==6} continue;
system.out.println {i} ;
}
}
;
}

1. syntax / compilation error
2. 5 6 7 8 9
3. 6 7 8 9
4. 5 7 8 9

Total Answers and Comments: 10

Last Update: April 09, 2008 Asked by: Rujul

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Submitted by: kuldeep kumar

the following code results in syntax error & compilation error due to multiple declaration for variable i.

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yzesong

March 10, 2007 05:23:04

swetha

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The following code results in system/compilation error.

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March 12, 2007 07:39:10

smart_coder

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Compilation error. Multiple declaration of i

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March 12, 2007 17:37:22

ram

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1. syntax / compilation error

it is not int i declaratin problem.
println() is nor properly called.

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March 13, 2007 07:51:50

smart_coder

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i think multiple declaration of i will also create problem.. dnt u think?

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March 15, 2007 02:27:13

siva sankar

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syntax / compilation error must occer.

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March 16, 2007 21:32:41

Aditya

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The result will be
5 7 8 9

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March 22, 2007 23:06:36

kuldeep kumar

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the following code results in syntax error & compilation error due to multiple declaration for variable i.

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March 23, 2007 11:33:30

other

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not only that...but the for loop has its conditionals in {} rather than ()
and that goes for println as well.....
further the last semi colon should go outside the class declaration not before the last }

-c

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July 23, 2007 11:14:53

Indrajit

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The multiple declaration of int i is not a problem in C++ since the scopes of the two i's are different (the second i is valid only inside the for loop and overrides the first i inside the loop).

and system.out.println is java...wonder what that is doing as part of C++ interview questions and why none has pointed it out before ?

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April 09, 2008 23:03:35

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vinthri

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RE: the following code results in class eg { void ml( ) {int i = 6; for {int i=5: i< 10;i ++ } { if{i==6} continue; system

compilation error.
Quite valid as stated by many above the curly braces is one issue.
the other issue i notice is after the assignment of i in the "for" loop assignment operator there should be semi colon and not colon

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