what does this line of syntax mean in c++? [duplicate] - c++

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'colon' and 'auto' in for loop c++? need some help understanding the syntax
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this is a quick question, Im translating a program that's in C++ to C, and I saw this line of code,
for (int v : adj[u]) {
referenced in this article: link
and I am not really sure what it does. I tried googling it and got results for range based for loops in C++, but cannot find anything that has this exact syntax and what it means. Help would be much appreciated.

It's a very simple for loop that iterates over the elements of adj[u], going 1 by 1.

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Greeting, You! I am learning Kotlin and I am struggling to use while loop to get answer from user. Not just that, if you could help explain how to use while loop to me, I would be really appreciate and thanks in advance.
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Simple question: I've been looking over boost's asio library, and keep coming across code like this.
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http://murilo.wordpress.com/2011/02/01/fast-and-easy-levenshtein-distance-using-a-trie-in-c/