What does Z represent in this code?

Consider the following statement:
for (X; Y; Z)
What does Z represent in this code?

Consider the following statement:
for (X; Y; Z)
What does Z represent in this code?

A.
The counter variable

B.
The loop counter update expression

C.
The condition under which the loop will execute

D.
The highest value that the counter variable may reach

Explanation:



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In the statement for (X; Y; Z), Y is the condition under which the loop will execute. X is the loop counter variable initialization expression. Z is the expression that increments or decrements the loop counter.