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In article <1989Feb8.183945.21485@sq.uucp>, msb@sq.uucp (Mark Brader) writes:

> 	if (a <= b) {
> 		c = a;
> 		do {
> 			<Body>
> 		} while (c++ < b);
> 	}

> This does what was asked for -- and yes, I tested it.  So you might

Even though you tested it, it's wrong.  The last time through the loop,
c == b.  Thus after exiting from the loop, c == b+1.  This violates
the conditions of the problem.  (imagine a machine that checks for
integer overflow)
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