I understand that changing both for statement's expression to int i = 1 would immediately remedy the problem, but is that answer to what the question is asking? I know that the declaration of int i is made, but the scope of both functions shouldn't see it, right?

Problem 12: The following code is supposed to display a 10x10 arrangement of asterisks, but it prints all asterisks in one row. So how would you define the variable i as (e.g, external, static, and constant) to fix this issue in the code? Rewrite the code. (xx points) int i; void print one row(void); for (i = 0; i