For Loop

The for statement uses an incrementing counter variable, and a condition, to
determine the how long it will continue to loop. The parameters in a forstatement include three elements:• The initial value of the variable.• The condition under which the loop will continue.• The amount the variable is increased or decreased by.
The syntax can be defined as follows:for ( initial value ; condition ; increment)
{
//statement;
}For loops are frequently used when navigating through an array. The following
is an example of how to use a for loop to print each element of a string array
called 'abc' that contains 10 strings:for (counter = 1; counter <= 10; counter++)
{
print abc[counter];
}A for loop and a while loop perform the same function. However, the for loop is
more condensed in structure. In a while loop, if the counter variable is not
incremented, an infinite loop can occur. This is not possible with a for loop
because you receive a syntax error if that part of the condition is not qualified.

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