C++ for Loop Beginner Programming

C++ for loop

for loop know as loop making statement because it's depend on given condition and increment value.
for loop declare initialization condition and increment in the same line in for parameter.
for loop execute loop statements multiple times depends on condition and increment.

for loop statement execute loop statements while condition is true.while condition becomes false it'll goes out of loop

Syntax of for loop is very simple

//variable initialization

for(initialization ; condition ; increment){

//loop statemets
}

Example

for

#include <iostream>
using namespace std;
int main( ){
//initialization , Condition , increment
for(int x = 0 ; x < 4 ; x++){ // condition
cout << " Value of x = "<< x << endl ;
x++; //increment
}
cout<<"Out of Loop \n"<<endl;
return 0;
}

Console :

Value of x = 0

Value of x = 1

Value of x = 2

Value of x = 3

Out of Loop

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