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The article "##Infinite Loop by opposite iteration##" gives an example to new java programmer as to how a program can go into infinite loop if we increment the value of i instead of decrementing it and vice-versa. It is a basic but an important example for new coders.
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To add more code samples demonstrating infinite loops, use a statement to introduce the same with the
h4tag (follow the recommended guide formatting), like:Some more examples of infinite loops are shown below.
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This article will give new programmers the example of infinite loop when we increment the value instead of decrementing and vice-versa.
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Looks good to me, and congratulations on your first Pull Request! 🎉🎉🎉 |
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* Add the text article Infinite Loop to my article The article "##Infinite Loop by opposite iteration##" gives an example to new java programmer as to how a program can go into infinite loop if we increment the value of i instead of decrementing it and vice-versa. It is a basic but an important example for new coders. * Update index.md * Add Infinite Loop by update This article will give new programmers the example of infinite loop when we increment the value instead of decrementing and vice-versa. * Fixed several formatting issues
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The article "##Infinite Loop by opposite iteration##" gives an example to new java programmer as to how a program can go into infinite loop if we increment the value of i instead of decrementing it and vice-versa. It is a basic but an important example for new coders.
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