Loop declaration in C

[gnanapoongothai]

for (int i =0;i<0;i++)

Is this kind of definition inside for loop is allowed in c standard.

[kreagan]

for (int i =0;i<0;i++)

Is this kind of definition inside for loop is allowed in c standard.

no, you cannot create a variable while assigning it a value in C. You can do that for C++ thought

it should be

[CODE=c]int i = 0;

for (i = 0; i < number; i++)[/CODE]

Also, your loop will always terminate from the first call because i is always greater than 0;

[saranjegan]

no, you cannot create a variable while assigning it a value in C. You can do that for C++ thought

it should be

[CODE=c]int i = 0;

for (i = 0; i < number; i++)[/CODE]

Also, your loop will always terminate from the first call because i is always greater than 0;

Yup you can create variable like this inside for loop , but your loop has no meaning !!?

[gnanapoongothai]

somebody give a clear idea if u can or cannot

[sicarie]

somebody give a clear idea if u can or cannot

I think you need to re-read the thread, your question has been answered.

I also changed the thread title as per the Posting Guidelines to describe your issue.

[Banfa]

Yup you can create variable like this inside for loop , but your loop has no meaning !!?

This is not true. Note this is a question about C. You can only create a variable in a for loop like that in C++.