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Sure. You can also simply put what you want to be executed after the condition behind the condition. You could also invent a 4-ary for ( for(init; condition;
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Sure. You can also simply put what you want to be executed after the condition behind the condition. You could also invent a 4-ary for ( for(init; condition; between; increment) ), but you can also do that with a macro.