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I have a simple program:

public class Mathz {
    static int i = 1;
    public static void main(String[] args) {    
        while (true){
            i = i + i;
            System.out.println(i);
        }
    }
}
When I run this program, all I see is 0 for i in my output. I would have expected the first time round we would have i = 1 + 1, followed by i = 2 + 2, followed by i = 4 + 4 etc.

Is this due to the fact that as soon as we try to re-declare i on the left hand-side its value gets reset to 0?

If anyone can point me into the finer details of this that would be great.

Make sure you do this for all libraries you are compiling as well.   Martin Konecny Jun 7 at 5:26
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Why would I want to edit the build.gradle file if the issue is clearly an overlooked update. Not a good idea in my view. I much prefer Dmitry's solution (the one with screenshots in this thread).