ALGORITHM AND PROGRAMMING

Program Control: Repetition

1. For :

(exp1;exp2;exp3) statement;

            For or loop is used when, we want to do the same command input as before for a certain number of times.

there are two types of loop:

            - infinite loop : usually appear when there are errors in the coding

            - nested loop : its a loop in a loop, the repetition will start from the inside.

2. While :

while (exp) statements;

            For While, it is actually a condition where it checks the command input above it whether its true or false. it checks the condition before the program below it is executed.

it will execute the command input until the condition is false.

3. Do-While

do{statements};} while

            In this case, do while is kinda the combination of the for and the do. But, the difference is in this case, it will execute the program first and then after that, it checks the validation of the statements, and it will continue running until the condition is false.

4. Break

break;

break is used when we want the loop to end.

5. Continue

            continue is used when a certain condition is set, and then if it matches the condition it will skip the statements below it until it reaches the of the loop, and then it continues the lopp again.

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reference : 
Paul Deitel & Harvey Deitel. (2016). C how to program : with an introduction to C++. 08. Pearson  Education. Hoboken. ISBN: 9780133976892. Chapter 3 & 4