Can any 1 explain me how this is..? Give the ans too.

Question

int i=3;
for(i=5; i<i*i; i--)
{
System.out.println(I);}

Answer 1

From where did you get this code?

The first assignement is unnecessary, because on second line you reassign a new value ( 5 instead 3 ) to 'i'...
And the loop defined on second line is a complex declaration loop also unnecessary, because it's equivalent to: 'for (i=5; i!=1; i--)', as testing 'i<i*i' is always true while i is different of one ^^

Anyway, the loop print an undeclared/unassigned variable 'l' five times ( first i==5, second 4... finally 2, stopped when i==1 ).

Answer 2

@Visph it's a Java challenge quizz, hence the unnecessary assignment 😉

Answer 3

@Rrestoring faith: You're right... I've written too quick @@ ( previous post edited ;) )

Answer 4

@Siddahart Upadhyay answer isn't right, as there is 2 variables in the example, 'i' and 'l', not only one "l" ^^

Answer 5

Thank you all ...! now i got it .

Answer 6

then the program should show an error due to uninitialized variable I
so no output for this question

Answer 7

@Visph the loop stops when i is 1, not 0.

Answer 8

Output for this code will be
5432
because I=5 checks the condition and it's satisfies and print it and the process continues till 1 and stop because it happen like this
5<25 True
4<16 true
3<9 true
2<4true
1<1 false