Javascript code is running out of memory-Collection of common programming errors
You’re decreasing i
but checking if n > 1
.
Essentially, you’ve created an infinite loop because you never decrease the value of n
. The conditions within loops allow execution until they evaluate to false
. In your example, the condition clause of the for loop will always evaluate to true
and the loop will continue forever.
Consider:
for (var i = n; i > 1; i--){