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6.6.11.Use char variable to control for loop

#include <stdio.h>



int main()

{

    char b,a='a' ;



    for(b='A';b<'K';b++) {

         printf("%d - %c ",a,b);

    }

    putchar('\n');  /* end of line */



    return(0);

}

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6.6.For statement
	6.6.1.	for LOOP
	6.6.2.	Omit all three parts in for loop
	6.6.3.	The for loop with a comma operator
	6.6.4.	Initialize loop control variable outside the for statement
	6.6.5.	Use for loop to print a rectangle
	6.6.6.	Sum integers in for statement
	6.6.7.	for loop backward
	6.6.8.	indefinite loop: empty for
	6.6.9.	Nest if statement in for loop
	6.6.10.	Nest for loop: two different control variables
	6.6.11.	Use char variable to control for loop
	6.6.12.	Continue a for loop

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