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I'm not sure about go, but in C this could be: for(size_t i = zn; i-- > 0 ;) printf("%s\n",n[i]); (This is a large part of why unsigned over/underflow is we

by a1369209993 8y ago

I'm not sure about go, but in C this could be: for(size_t i = zn; i-- > 0 ;) printf("%s\n",n[i]); (This is a large part of why unsigned over/underflow is well-defined behavior in C.)

nordsieck 8y ago
In Go, i++/i-- is a statement, not an expression, so that doesn't work. More generally, assignment is always a statement, and never an expression (e.g. you can't say a = b = c)