8.6: When the appearingly redundant line four of figure 8-8 is omitted, as shown

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8.6: When the appearingly redundant line four of figure 8-8 is omitted, as shown in figure 8-9, the code becomes broken. Why does this happen?

Line four of figure 8-8 reads "int target = data[i];"

I've been trying to understand this for hours now and I could use some help.

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Explanation / Answer

Please provide the correct figure.You are showing 8-9 figure not 8-8.

I found no line in figure that reads int target = data[i];

Once you provide the right figure I will explain the reason for it.

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