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How can a summation loop be generalized to sum up to a variable n?
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"Let’s revisit the example from Section 4.2.1 in which we computed the sum of integers 1 + 2 + · · · + 10. The code is presented in Code Sample 28.8 We could have easily generalized the code somewhat. Instead of computing a sum up to a particular number, we could have written it to sum up to another variable n, in which case the for loop would instead look like the following."
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