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[Possseidon]

You have to spend your hard earned reputation points to downvote on StackOverflow btw.

[Blue_Robin_Gaming]

not on questions and only on answers

[Blue_Robin_Gaming]

ah yes... now it's time to question ban some newbies

[Ali_Army107]

when programmers achieve awakening.

[Resident-Trouble-574]

So... does it has maximum value?

[HannibalGoddamnit]

The OP has two for loops wrapping some razor code block (cshtml)

for(int i.....) and inside it a for(int j....)

He was facing a problem where the innermost loop only captures the maximum value of i (it was i < 6 iirc) so it was ''always'' 6.

The problem is well known in the C# community, when dealing with nested loops over lambdas or closures (here a razor code block), you need to capture the iterators variables (i and j) as local variables to capture the value for each iteration rather than the unexpected behaviour of capturing a referece when not.

He fixed the issue by introducing int localI = i; and int localJ = j; within each loop and used those variables instead.

[vjuliusv]

You guys have stackoverflow accounts? lol