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Answer Posted / vignesh1988i
1) loop is a special provisions made in various programming languages in which we travel through till a certain condition is reached ....
2) whenever we have to print certain number of values repeatedly or constantly we can go for looping structures...
3) whenever a certain same operations has to be performed for different values consecutively we go for looping.....
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