Althaf's example is good, based on your conditions. You can call an external
program
to do this in GNU. The following will print it.
int main()
{
system("seq 30000");
}
Regards,
Jos Collin
On Thu, Mar 31, 2011 at 07:59:01PM +0530, Faisal Fiza wrote:
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> > Recursion still has conditionals to check the exit condition, however goto
> > is
> >not exactly a loop, moreover in > the question it doesnt mention program
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> >terminate once 0 to 3.... is printed, ( word play :-D), either > recursion
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> >goto will do, recursion will end up in stack over flow, goto will end up in
> >infinite loop. ;-).
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> Conditions:
> *Program should terminate after printed from 0 to 3lak.
> *No conditions and loops
> *If u use assembly , don't use conditional jumps.
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