Changed uint256 i = 0 to uint256 i, there's no need to initialize some 'uint' variable to 0 cuz the default value already sets itself to 0. Saves some gas too.
Moreover, there's one more change we can make in this 'for' loop, that is changing i++ to ++i, if this change isn't messing up with the code logic, This is always beneficial to do so. Although, I haven't made this change, just a suggestion if you are down with it!
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uint256 i = 0touint256 i, there's no need to initialize some 'uint' variable to 0 cuz the default value already sets itself to 0. Saves some gas too.Moreover, there's one more change we can make in this 'for' loop, that is changing
i++to++i, if this change isn't messing up with the code logic, This is always beneficial to do so. Although, I haven't made this change, just a suggestion if you are down with it!