max time execution exceeded in c++

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i am making a c++ program and when i try to run it ,it shows max. execution time exceeded. please tell what should i do?? Is this mean that the program i made will not work anywhere??
pls help.
thanks in advance.

Posted 1-Mar-15 0:52am

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Frankie-C 1-Mar-15 7:09am

No magic here to see your system.
Provide info: what program, where it timeout, what it do, etc...

CPallini 1-Mar-15 10:20am

Please elaborate.

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George Jonsson · Answer 1 · 2015-03-01T01:57:00

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Most likely you have an infinite loop in your code.
Look for while and do-while loops without or with faulty break conditions.
Put a breakpoint inside each and step through the code.
For loops usually have a counter, so normally not a problem.

Without you showing your code it is impossible to give a better answer.

Posted 1-Mar-15 1:57am

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Albert Holguin 1-Mar-15 14:43pm

...although you can easily make infinite for() loops as well too...unfortunately.

George Jonsson 1-Mar-15 21:00pm

True, but beginners usually use <pre lang="c">for (int i=0; i<10; i++)</pre>.
However, a lot of the times they copy code too, so you have a valid point.