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You can even, if you wish, bring the reassignment of
the result variable within the reassignment part of the for
loop, joining it to the reassignment of the counter variable. The
result is a for loop with an empty embedded statement, which, as you
may recall from Segment 284, consists of a semicolon only:
int power_of_2 (int n) {
int counter, result;
for (counter = n, result = 1; // Initialization
counter; // Test
--counter, result = result * 2) // Reassignment
; // Empty statement
return result;
}