what is op?
for(c=0;c=1000;c++)
printf("%c",c);
Answer Posted / abdur rab
It goes into an infinite loop.
The compiler will check only the syntax, it is upto the
programmer to implement correct logic.
other than initialization, c is always 1000 and there is no
condition to be break the loop
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