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Loops in Cpp programming language
Loops in Cpp programming language
In this tutorial, we will discuss Loops in the cpp programming language
In some cases, if you want to execute a block of the statement multiple times according to a condition, such case, loops are used for performing this task.
a loop statement in programming languages is a very important feature which helps to execute a block of code (continuous instruction or task) repeatedly while some conditions and evaluate until becomes false.
Loops in Cpp programming language
C++ language contains some loops which are functioning similarly. it used performing some continuous task until the given condition is fulfilled.
We will discuss in this part, all Loops in Cpp programming language
1) While loop -A “while loop” is a Loop statement. It allows the code( flow of control ) to be executed repeatedly to perform based on the given Boolean expression for a certain number of times.
Syntax
initilaization;
while(boolean_Expression)
{
//loop body
looping statements
increment/decrement statements
}
Flowchart
First the “while loop” starts with the initialization of statement, then it checks the Boolean expression. If it is evaluated as true then the loop body of statements are executed. If it is evaluated as false, the loop control exits from the loop body and moves to the end of the loop.
When the loop is evaluated true. the body of statements are executed and the loop control goes to updating statements and then, test boolean expression is evaluated again to executed the body of the statement.
This process is followed until the boolean expression returns false.
Example
//Java program to illustrate while loop
class Demo_While{
public static void main(String args[]){
int i=0;//declare variable "i" and initialize as zero
while(i<=5){
System.out.println("Value of i: "+i);
//this statement execute until this condition(become greater than 5) performed
i++;
//increment the value of i for next ikteration
}
}
}
When the above code is executed, it produces the following result
value of i=0 value of i=1 value of i=2 value of i=3 value of i=4 value of i=5
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2) for loop – The for loop is a loop statement in C++. It allows their code (flow of control) to be executed repeatedly to perform based given boolean expression for a certain number of times, as same as while loop but with some differences.
Although for loop and while loop both have the same flow of control, but the for loop structure distinguished with the while loop.
In the for loop, initialization statements, boolean expression, updating statements are defined as the same line
Syntax
for(initialization_statements; boolean_Expression; increment/decrement){
//loop body looping statements
}
Flowchart
First, the “for loop” starts with the initialization statement. and then checks the boolean-expression. If it is evaluated as true then the loop body of statements are executed or If it evaluated as the false loop control exits from the loop body and goes to the end of the loop.
When the loop is evaluated true. the body of statements is executed, then the loop control goes for updating statements and test boolean expression is evaluated again to executed the body of the statement.
This process follows until the boolean expression returns false.
Example
//Java program to illustrate for loop
class Demo_For1{
public static void main(String args[]){
int i;//declare variable "i";
for(i=0; i<=5; i++){
System.out.println("Value of i: "+i);
//this statement execute until this condition(become greater than 5) performed
//increment the value of i for next ikteration
}
}
}
When the above code is executed, it produces the following result
value of i=0 value of i=1 value of i=2 value of i=3 value of i=4 value of i=5
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3) do-while loop – The do while loop is similar to while loop with the only difference that it starts with the execution of statements before the test condition is checked. If the test expression returns false as the first time, the statements execute only once
do while is a loop statement in C++, it allows their loop control access repeatedly to perform based given boolean expression as same as while loop but with some differences. The do-while loop structure distinguishes with the while loop structure.
In the do -while loop, initially, statements are executed only once. Then it starts to evaluate test condition and then flow of control moves to updating-statements. then it (flow of control )begins to work as a normal while loop.
Syntax
for(initialization_statements; boolean_Expression; increment/decrement){
//loop body looping statements
}
Flowchart
Example
#include <iostream>
#include <conio.h>
using namespace std;
int main()
{
int i=1;
do{
cout << i << endl;
i++;
}while(i<=10);
getch();
return 0;
}
When the above code is executed, it produces the following result
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
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