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ISBN: 9780134694511

Author: Liang, Y. Daniel

Publisher: Pearson Education Canada

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Loop:

A loop contains a block of statements, which can be executed repeatedly.

The “for” loop:

A for loop is used to execute a block of statements repeatedly until the condition is true. The syntax of for loop:

for(i=initial_value;i<end_value;i++)

{

Loop statements;

}

The for loop gets starts with the keyword “for”. It contains three control structures and these control structures are separated using (;) semicolon. They are:

“Initial-action”, used to initialize the control variable.

“Loop-continuation-condition”, it determines whether the loop gets repeated.

“Action-after-each-iteration”, used to update the control variable for next iteration.

Here the variable “i” is referred as control variable, it controls how many times that the loop gets executed...

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