is it good to use more than 10 nested loop?

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is it good to use more than 10 nested loop?

Answer 1

You know there is an easier way when you need 10 nested loops.

Answer 2

You've asked this question twice (3x counting here). Will there be 8/7 more? :)

While I offer the "These go to 11 meme"... I'll just pop off to see what happens to the stack this deep. I'll be back.

Answer 3

Okay... the key phrase appears to be "nesting limits" (depth), for example CUDA/GPU's:

https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/windows/desktop/bb172933(v=vs.85).aspx
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Depending on the language/context...like SQL (depth 12?) or Excel (used to be 8) or C++ (256, 1024)... it's not illegal to deeply nest, so someone somewhere might have a use for it, perhaps in science or physics.

Note that depth can increase unexpectedly (sample "if" and switch optimization):
http://codebetter.com/patricksmacchia/2008/03/07/a-simple-trick-to-code-better-and-to-increase-testability/
--> "when a switch on a string has more than 6 cases, the C# compiler estimates that it is worth creating a generic Dictionary<string,int> and to
do the switch on the hash value of the string. "

It has security implications from a DoS standpoint, but here...? I'd refactor.

Answer 4

Yes ,You can use it but if you want to do the program within time limits then its not a good idea but if your program really needs them then u must use them.Rather than using them you can try them using recursion.

Hope this info helps!!

Answer 5

No. You will easily make mistakes and you will not be able to effectively test all the possible permutations.

Sounds like you need to refactor your code.

Answer 6

why not..