Diff between for loop and while loop?
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Answer / keerthana
for loop is executed the condition is satified ..the loop
is executed. ex: n=5 ..the loop is 5 times executed..becoz
the condition is true..otherwise loop is exit.
while loop is executed the condition is true..otherwise
after one time..executed until the condition is false..
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Answer / naresh lingampally
In both the loops the Out put is same.... but the compile
structure is different:
i.e..,
syn: for(i=0;i<=10;i++)
{
statement;
}
while(i<=10)
{
statement;
i++;
} .
i=0; --> initialization.---{1)
i<=10;---> conditioning ---(2)
i++; ---> incrementation ---(3)
in (while) the compiler order would be
(1) .. not along with the loop
(2),(3) in the loop
but in (for) the order is (1),(2),(3) in a single statement.
NOTE: MAJOR DIFFERENCE IS WE CAN REDUCE THE LENGTH OF THE
PROGRAM (FOR) NAD IS MORE SOPHISTICATED.
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