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Random Solidity tip.

Starting V0.8.22, it is no longer necessary to use the ugly "unchecked { ++i; }" syntax in for loops.

The compiler will apply unchecked arithmetic by default.

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while(!feof(ptr)) { /*. . /paranoia\ . .*/ }

I don't find "uint256" redundant, ever. It's cleaner than having to guess the bit width.

isn’t it dangerous to apply unchecked arithmetic by default?