When I first encountered this question, I thought it was impossible. However, there are ways to do so. I don't know if the solutions are exploitation of c / c++. Anyway, here are the most common solutions:
Or you can use the while loop like this:
Notice: These don't work in Java. Not sure about other languages, so use them responsibly. After all, this is just for fun :)
int main() { if (printf("Hello World \n")) { } }
Or you can use the while loop like this:
int main() { while (printf("Hello World") > 20) { } }If you don't think these codes will work, try them out. They are weird but work well in c / c++.
Notice: These don't work in Java. Not sure about other languages, so use them responsibly. After all, this is just for fun :)
yes.it works fine.bt would you plz explain how?
ReplyDeleteIts because printf() returns the characters it prints. So if we do printf ("Hello World\n") ... it returns 10 (for helloworld) + 1 (for space) + 1 (for \n)=12.
DeleteNow, coming to main part, if(12) , will be executed as in C language, if(0) is like if (false), but if(any other integer) is true, so if statement is executed, meanwhile printing Hello World. Here is more info:
stackoverflow for printf()