Here, what I am doing is wrapping my "java" code like this in a "pre" tag. Has been:
<> pre & lt; Pre & gt; Var sum = function (toSum) {var j = 0; (Var i = 0; i & lt; to.Sum.length; i ++) {j = j + tosum [i]; } Console.log ("sum of the array" + j); }; Yoga ([1,2,3,4]); Var Multiply = Function (Toumupplei) {var j = 1; (Var i = 0; i & lt; tomultiply.length; i ++) for {j = j * truppleplet [i]; } Console.log ("Multiples of array" + j); }; Multiplication ([1,2,3,4]); & Lt; / Pre & gt;
But what I am actually receiving is:
var sum = function (toSum) {var j = 0; "post-text" itemprop = "text"> you & lt; Instead of & amp; Lt;
should use , & amp; Gt; & gt;
and & amp; Amp; & amp; for
In HTML when displaying
For your loop:
for (var i = 0; i & amp; lt; to.Sum.length; i ++) {.. .}
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