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C: Is it possible to declare to two variables in one for loop?

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something like 

for (i=0,j=7;i<j;++i,--j)
posted Jan 8, 2015 by anonymous

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Yes, it can be done. "for" loop has three sections namely initialization, condition, increment/ decrement section.
Initialization and increment / decrement section may have multiple variables.

answer Jan 9, 2015 by Neeraj Mishra
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Yes definitely it is possible to declare one, or two, or three variable inside a for loop.
take your example as an example:

for (i = 0, j = 1, k = 4; some_condition as per your need; operation (increment/decrement, multiplication/division));
answer Jan 9, 2015 by Arshad Khan
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