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How do I print numbers from 1 to 100 in SQL?
Query
- ; with CTE as.
- (
- select 1 Number.
- union all.
- select Number +1 from CTE where Number<100.
- )
- select *from CTE.
How do you avoid using a for loop?
Tools you can use to avoid using for-loops
- List Comprehension / Generator Expression. Let’s see a simple example.
- Functions. Thinking in a higher-order, more functional programming way, if you want to map a sequence to another, simply call the map function.
- Extract Functions or Generators.
- Don’t write it yourself.
How do you avoid two for loops?
Originally Answered: How can I avoid nested “for loop” for optimize my code? Sort the array first. Then run once over it and count consecutive elements. For each count larger than 1, compute count-choose-2 and sum them up.
How to print 1 to 100 using loop in C program?
Probably we all know how to write C program to print 1 to 100 using loop. We can have a quick look of the code snippet. void print_numbers() { int i = 0; for (i = 0; i < 100; i++) { printf(“ \%d”, i+1); } } If we want to use while loop: void print_numbers() { int n = 1; while (n <= 100) printf(“ \%d”, n++); }
What is the best way to print a number from 1-100?
Another alternative is “goto” statement. Though use of “goto” is not suggestible as a general programming practice as “goto” statement changes the normal program execution sequence yet in some cases, use of “goto” is the best working solution. So please give a try printing numbers from 1 to 100 with “goto” statement. You can use GfG IDE!
How to print a number from 1 to 100 using recursion?
Yes recursion is an option to do repetitive work. here is the C program to print 1 to 100 using recursion. In this example, we have a function, printnum (), to print a number of the number is less than or equal to 100. Additionally it calls itself with the next number. The function, printnum (), is called from main with 1.
Is there a way to print more than 100 printf statements?
Yes this is also a solution, you can use 100 printf statements one after another. Obviously this is not a good solution because you have to write the printf statements so many times. Even worse thing is: if you want to print 1000 numbers, you have to write the printf statement 1000 times. It is not scalable at all.