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for loops are the best option when you want to repeat an action for a fixed amount of elements.
while statement:
The best moment for use a while loop is when you want a program to run a certain condition is reached.
recursion with functions
This one is better when you want to simplify your code or when the loops gets hard to do complex tasks.
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When to use what type of repetition in a program
For the purpose of this mastery, we’ll focus on while and for loops because they are the easiest and most used ones.
On mastery 19 we learned how to use a while loop. The while loop consists of something that will happen WHILE a condition is given. For example: WHILE x is greater or equal than 0, something will happen, and this process will continue to happen WHILE this condition is true.
On mastery 20 we learned how to use a for loop.
A FOR loop is a type of loop which allows you to give specific conditions to it, and then repeat when this conditions are true.
Now, while and for may be seem like they are the same, but they certainly ain’t. The main difference between them is that FOR loops will continue happening for a given number of iterations.
As you may recall, functions often use a for loop because of the iteration part. In someway, FOR loops are “better” when dealing with functions, while WHILE loops are great to work with inside main().
Picture and more information from this webpage.
For the purpose of this mastery, we’ll focus on while and for loops because they are the easiest and most used ones.
On mastery 19 we learned how to use a while loop. The while loop consists of something that will happen WHILE a condition is given. For example: WHILE x is greater or equal than 0, something will happen, and this process will continue to happen WHILE this condition is true.
On mastery 20 we learned how to use a for loop.
A FOR loop is a type of loop which allows you to give specific conditions to it, and then repeat when this conditions are true.
Now, while and for may be seem like they are the same, but they certainly ain’t. The main difference between them is that FOR loops will continue happening for a given number of iterations.
As you may recall, functions often use a for loop because of the iteration part. In someway, FOR loops are “better” when dealing with functions, while WHILE loops are great to work with inside main().
Picture and more information from this webpage.
]]>Hello this is #Mastery22 about repetitions in programs. A repetition is an integral part of a programming language. These repetitive operation or sentences are named as ”iterations”. An iteration means that a process is repeated again and again. To do this, the principal method is the loop which are commonly used in any programming work. Loops are used when wanting to reduce a process into simpler coding, when something has to be repeated on and on. Loops are the basis of the repetition in any programming language. There are different types of loops of course, like while, for etc.
While- a code of bock that uses a while has to include a condition to be valid and for it to compile and work correctly. They allow the program to perform a particular action while a set condition is true.
Break and continue- It can be used to end a loop before some condition. If you type continue, the loop continues to do its work, obviously.
This processes enables the programs to repeat an action as long as a particular set condition remains true.
A for loop is another kind of repetition when coding in c++. A for loop can provide the beginning of the loop, obviously a condition and updates like…
( i=0 ; i
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Hello this is #Mastery22 about repetitions in programs. A repetition is an integral part of a programming language. These repetitive operation or sentences are named as ”iterations”. An iteration means that a process is repeated again and again. To do this, the principal method is the loop which are commonly used in any programming work. Loops are used when wanting to reduce a process into simpler coding, when something has to be repeated on and on. Loops are the basis of the repetition in any programming language. There are different types of loops of course, like while, for etc.
While- a code of bock that uses a while has to include a condition to be valid and for it to compile and work correctly. They allow the program to perform a particular action while a set condition is true.
Break and continue- It can be used to end a loop before some condition. If you type continue, the loop continues to do its work, obviously.
This processes enables the programs to repeat an action as long as a particular set condition remains true.
A for loop is another kind of repetition when coding in c++. A for loop can provide the beginning of the loop, obviously a condition and updates like…
( i=0 ; i
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Here’s WSQ 09, in which I use nesting of conditional statements.
Mastery 22 -When to use what type of repetitions on a program.
There are two types of loops in Python, while and for loops, when you want to make a repetition indefinite number of times to use a while, this will go until a condition is met. When you know the number of repetitions you need to make you use a for loops, which go the number of times you tell it to go.
