It may be noted here that the file process.h has to be included as header file because it contains the
function prototype of the library function exit().
1.10.5 Nested Loops
It is possible to nest one loop construct inside the body of another. The inner and outer loops need not
be of the same construct as shown below.
while <cond>
{
do
{
} while <cond>;
for (init; exp; inc)
{
:
}
:
}
The rules for the formation of nested loops are:
(1) An outer for loop and an inner for loop cannot have the same control variable.
(2) The inner loop must be completely nested inside the body of the outer ...
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