This type of loop in C Language:
a. FOR
Syntax: for (initialization; repetition requirements; inkrement or decrement)
{
...... action .....
}
initialization: setting the initial state of the control variables
conditions: boolean expression that determines the end of the iteration
additions: regulatory changes in the value of the variable control
Example:
for (i = 0; i <5; i + +)
{
printf ("I learn programming with C language algorithms in visualAlpro \ n");
}
b. WHILE
Syntax: while (condition) {
action}
Example:
i = 0
while (i <5)
{
printf ("I learn programming with C language algorithms in visualAlpro \ n");
i + +;
}
c. DO - WHILE
Syntax: do {
action ..}
while (condition);
Example:
i = 0;
do
{
printf ("I learn programming with C language algorithms in visualAlpro \ n");
i + +;
} While (i <4);
Output for all of them are:
I learned programming with C language algorithms in visualAlpro
I learned programming with C language algorithms in visualAlpro
I learned programming with C language algorithms in visualAlpro
I learned programming with C language algorithms in visualAlpro
I learned programming with C language algorithms in visualAlpro
The difference between the FOR, WHILE, and DO-WHILE:
For: to repeat a perulanga known exactly how many recurrence.
While: Pre Tested Loop
for looping yet unknown number of recurrence. Checking the condition will be done first before doing the action. If the condition still is true, then the loop will continue until the conditions are false.
Do-while: Post Tested Loop
for loops are not yet known amount. Action will be executed first, and then be checked if the condition is true then it is still looping will continue.
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