Vector code for snippets with for loop and if else

Vector code for snippets with for loop and if else how to#

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Vector code for snippets with for loop and if else how to#

Let's see an example on how to make a for loop infinite. When the conditional expression is empty, it is assumed to be true. We can make an infinite loop by leaving its conditional expression empty (this is one of the many possible ways). These loops occur infinitely because their condition is always true. There may exist some loops which can iterate or occur infinitely. In the above example, we used one for loop inside another. We can use any loop inside any other loop according to the requirement. Again the inner for loop will be iterated with i equals 13. Now after all the iterations of the inner for loop are complete, there will be the second iteration of the outer for loop increasing the value of i to 13 and printing Table of 13. In the last iteration of the inner for loop, the value of i is still 12 and the value of j becomes 10, thus printing 12 * 10 = 120. In the second iteration of the inner for loop, while the value of i is still 12, the value of j becomes 2 and thus 12 * 2 = 24 gets printed. Now coming to the second loop, the value of j is 1 and thus 12*1 = 12 gets printed. When the first for loop is executed, the value of i is 12 and 'Table of 12' gets printed. Let's see the example of adding 10 numbers. Now, when n++ increases the value to 'n' to 11, the condition 'n<=10' becomes false and the loop terminates.ДonвЂ™t you think itвЂ™s just a different form of while loop? Yes, it is actually. When the value of 'n' becomes 10, the condition 'n <= 10' is true and 10 gets printed. Again codes in the body of for loop are executed and 2 gets printed and then the value of 'n' is again incremented. So now the value of 'n' is 2.ДЄgain the condition 'n<=10' is checked which is true because the value of 'n' is 2. Once the codes in the body of for loop are executed, step n++ is executed which increases the value of 'n' by 1. Since the value of 'n' is 1, therefore the code in the body of for loop is executed and thus the current value of 'n' i.e., 1 gets printed. In the above example, firstly, 'n=1' assigns a value 1 to 'n'.

There can be any expression here which you want to run after every loop. In this example, the value of 'n' increases by 1 every time the code in the body of for loop executes. N++ - This is executed after the code in the body of the for loop has been executed. This is similar to the condition we used in 'while' loop which was being checked again and again. If it is false, the statement just after the for loop is executed. If the condition is true, the statements written in the body of the loop are executed. N<=10 - This is a condition which is evaluated. N=1 - This step is used to initialize a variable and is executed first and only once.