Why did you loop it in while(t--), did't quite understand that?

#1

Why did you loop it in while(t–), did’t quite understand that?

#2

@aposwal
We are required to work for t testcases as specified by the problem.
One way of running loop could be
int t;
cin >> t;
for(int i=0;i<t;i++) {
--–
}
Or you could just use this method
while(t–) {
--
}

This will run t times as well and is much simpler to write. After t iterations , the value to variable t will become 0. Since 0 is considered equiavalant to false in C++ , the while loop will stop.

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#4

Tysm I was really confused. …