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Using System Class (Static Void Main (Int I 1 While (I 5) (Console - Writeline (I) I ++ ) ) )

The document discusses the 'for' loop in programming. It explains that 'for' and 'while' loops function similarly but 'for' is more concise. The structure of a 'for' loop is explained as having three independent statements separated by semicolons: the first statement initializes the counter variable, the second statement defines the condition to be true for the loop to run, and the third statement increments or decrements the counter. Examples are given to illustrate how 'for' loops work and their advantages over 'while' loops.

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Using System Class (Static Void Main (Int I 1 While (I 5) (Console - Writeline (I) I ++ ) ) )

The document discusses the 'for' loop in programming. It explains that 'for' and 'while' loops function similarly but 'for' is more concise. The structure of a 'for' loop is explained as having three independent statements separated by semicolons: the first statement initializes the counter variable, the second statement defines the condition to be true for the loop to run, and the third statement increments or decrements the counter. Examples are given to illustrate how 'for' loops work and their advantages over 'while' loops.

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