Thank you. Please watch the video one more time, we are comparing words[i] != 0, that means we are comparing the value present in i th index of word with zero.
I think, In 1 iteration they are pointing to i=0 as words[0] In Line 32, they are checking two conditions: count is greater than 1 ===>Matching words[i]!="0" ====> words[0] is "Learn" not equal to zero, so the condition is matching
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really good explanation sir , but i have an dout that that 0 will not going to comapare with 0? please guide!
Thank you. Please watch the video one more time, we are comparing words[i] != 0, that means we are comparing the value present in i th index of word with zero.
@@SoftwareTestingAndAutomation ohk thanks sir, now I got it sir
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instead of equals can we use == operator
yes, we can use comparison operator.
After watching soo many videos, here I got the full explanation with complete logic ❤️
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good explan
Thank you 😊
Sir i have doubt in 1iteration word(i) value is 0 only how that if condition is satisfy that is i value is not equal to zero
I think, In 1 iteration they are pointing to i=0 as words[0]
In Line 32, they are checking two conditions:
count is greater than 1 ===>Matching
words[i]!="0" ====> words[0] is "Learn" not equal to zero, so the condition is matching
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