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Mauri
By Mauri
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Because the loop will repeat so long as j is less than 5. Once it is equal to 5 then it is no longer less than 5, therefore j will be equal to 5 once the for loop exits.

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The loop will continue last time making j=4 into 5 and stop then. There is your mistake. Have to stop it in the last go before it adds the last 1.

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The loop will continue last time making j=4 into 5 and stop then. There is your mistake. Have to stop it in the last go before it adds the last 1.

But then if the last element was the highest you would miss it.

 

A simple solution would be to store the index along with the max and then print that.

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