P.S.: I used go 1.26.0
Reinhard Wobst schrieb am Montag, 16. Februar 2026 um 17:54:56 UTC+1:
> To a program with
>
> for row := 0; row < N; row++ {
> for col := 0; col < N; col++ {
> for qrow := 0; qrow < N; qrow++ {
> for qcol := 0; qcol < N; qcol++ {
>
> I applied "go fix" and correctly got
>
> for row := range N {
> for col := range N {
> for qrow := range N {
> for qcol := range N {
>
> Very nice. But when I modified it to
>
> for row := 1; row < N; row++ {
> for col := 2; col < N; col++ {
> for qrow := 3; qrow < N; qrow++ {
> for qcol := 4; qcol < N; qcol++ {
>
> I got the same output what is obviously wrong.
> Did I overlook something trivial?
>
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