multiple initializers in for?

[Beeeeeves]

Is it true that in C# you can only have initializers of one type in a for
loop?
For instance I can put
for(int a = 1, b = 2; a < b; a++)

but I can't have
for(int a = 1, string b = "yo"; a < 10; a++)

[Jon Skeet [C# MVP]]

<"Beeeeeves" <1234512345789123456789>> wrote:

Is it true that in C# you can only have initializers of one type in a for
loop?
For instance I can put
for(int a = 1, b = 2; a < b; a++)

but I can't have
for(int a = 1, string b = "yo"; a < 10; a++)

Well, it's trivial to test this, but yes, it's true.

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[C# Learner]

Beeeeeves wrote:

Is it true that in C# you can only have initializers of one type in a for
loop?
For instance I can put
for(int a = 1, b = 2; a < b; a++)

but I can't have
for(int a = 1, string b = "yo"; a < 10; a++)

In that case you'll have to use something like:

int a;
string b;
for (a = 1, b = "yo"; a < 10; a++)