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When I tried it with the same prompt, it explained the second for loop as

The second for loop iterates over the values of i starting at 0 and going up to, but not including, n * 2. Within this loop is a statement that increments i by 1. This statement has no effect on the loop because i is already being incremented by the loop itself.

which is incorrect.




There are some programming languages where that would be correct - for example a `for i in range(n):` from python.




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