in line 12 shouldn’t it be j+1 ==p.size because j become 3 after running the code and j<p.size in the for loop, so how does it work explain.
Problem in line 12
@Souradeep-Kundu-824545687968212,
Are you sure you know how for loops work?
j<p.size() means the loop will iterate till this condition is true, so what would be the breaking condition of the loop(other than the explicit break condition within the for loop), j==p.size() isn’t it?
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