Re: Unintuitive semantics for initializing in for statements

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From: shopiro
Date: Mon, 21 Apr 1986 14:24

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The advantage in having the iteration variable declared in a for
statement remain accessible is that you can test its value after
the end of the loop.

		-- Jonathan Shopiro

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Subject: Re: Unintuitive semantics for initializing in for statements
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