>>Line 8. Should be i++ not ++i
>
> This is a pre-increment rather than post-increment, so you start
> with 1 rather than 0. Not wrong. If you wanted to use i++ you'd
> have to start with i =3D 1.

If I understand correctly, that would only be the case if the ++i or
i++ was used in a compound statement. In this case there is no
difference between the two at all.

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>>Line 9. *argv[i] should be argv[i]
>
> Yup. that's what they are looking for. argv[] is an array of
> pointers to char.

Just for fun, what does *argv[i] return, and why does it cause
such nasty behavior?
(Yes, I have the answers, but only after plugging it in to gcc)

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Finally, there is one error that prevents the code from compiling:
The C language does not support line numbers.

Fun Stuff. As long as I have been writing in C, I am still surprised
at how easy it can be to write confusing code.
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