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S2 is true.

at the end of for loop it is calculating (n-1)!

take small example:

for(i=1 ;i<3)

after execution of this loop, j=2! =2

S3 is also true

as at the end of loop only two possibilities are there either i=100 or i==j {if break happens}

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