Declare counter variable in for statements #266
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Declaring the counter variable outside the for statement is done very rarely in actual programming, and only when there is a use for that variable outside the scope of the for loop (which is not the case here). I don't see any value in declaring the variable outside the statement in the example code, as it only teaches bad programming. In some cases, the example code snippets didn't even contain a declaration and so would not compile if copied into a sketch.
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Declaring the counter variable outside the for statement is done very rarely in actual programming, and only when there is a use for that variable outside the scope of the for loop (which is not the case here). I don't see any value in declaring the variable outside the statement in the example code, as it only teaches bad programming. In some cases, the example code snippets didn't even contain a declaration and so would not compile if copied into a sketch.
Fixes #259