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Michael Partridge
7,129 PointsShouldn't we run the for loop for ``` i <= mUsers.size() ``` instead?
If we have
i < mUsers.size()
wouldn't the last user not be included in our check?
1 Answer

Matthew Barrus
16,731 Pointsno, because we are starting our count from 0. so if there are 5 users, mUsers.size() will return 5, but the 5 values of i we will be looping are 0, 1, 2, 3, 4.