Lecture 1.10 Repetition Structures.pdf
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The document discusses different repetition structures in programming including while, do/while, and for loops. It explains that a while loop checks the condition at the beginning, and the loop body may or may not execute depending on the condition. A do/while loop is similar but checks the condition at the end, so the body always executes at least once. A for loop also checks the condition at the beginning, and allows initialization and updating of a counter variable to control the number of iterations.
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Lecture 1.10 Repetition Structures.pdf
- 1. REPETITION STRUCTURES Lecture 1.10 Prepared by: Mian Saeed Akbar
- 2. REPETITION STRUCTURES Repetition Structures while structure Makes loop continuation test at beginning Loop body may or may not executes depending on the condition do/while structure Similar to while structure Makes loop continuation test at end, not beginning Loop body executes at least once for structure Makes loop continuation test at beginning Loop body may or may not executes depending on the condition while ( condition ) { statement } do { statement } while ( condition ); for(initialization; condition; update) { statement }
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