Can you omit or leave out the initialization expression from a for-loop?
int i= 1;
int maxVal=10;
for ( ; i<= maxVal; i++)
cout << i << "\t\t" << (i * i) << "\n";
a. yes, if you have already initialized the test variable
b. yes, the for loop will automatically create the variable i and set it to 0
c. no, the compiler will generate an error
d. no, the program will run and then give a syntax error once you hit the loop
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a. yes, if you have already initialized the test variable
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