I've a for loop which keeps incrementing an integer value till the loop completes. So if the limit n is a double variable and the incremented variable 'i' is an integer, i gets incremented beyond its limits.

 double total = 0;
 double number = hugetValue;
 for (int i = 1; i <= number; i++)
 {
    total = total + i;
 }
 return total;

What happens to 'i' if it exceeds its capacity? How the value of i changes? Will i get a runtime error?

c# integer-overflow
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