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This produces the same result, except in a much handier format. There are three things you declare when creating a for loop: a variable, what condition must be met for the loop to continue cycling, and what happens at the end of a loop. a is the initialised variable, the loop will continue until it reaches 100 and at the end of each loop, a is incremented by 1. Simple. | This produces the same result, except in a much handier format. There are three things you declare when creating a for loop: a variable, what condition must be met for the loop to continue cycling, and what happens at the end of a loop. a is the initialised variable, the loop will continue until it reaches 100 and at the end of each loop, a is incremented by 1. Simple. | ||
To end a loop immediately, issue the following command in your code | |||
break; | |||
For example, if you want the loop to end early when a certain condition is met, just use an if statement inside the loop and have the loop break if this condition is met. | |||
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