It means your loop start from 0
Goes till it is still less than 10 i.e upto 9.
And increases by a step of 1.
That is it will go from 0 to 9 i.e the loop runs 10 times.
a) the first 👍part is the initial value of your loop, the is where you begin so when we say i=0 that mean the first value for your *i* variable is 0
b) the second✌ value is the condtion of the loop, that condtion will be compared every loop
c) the third👌 value is the rate of change in *i* value
this rate of change can be Increase or decrease or any equation as what your code need .
that is all 👍
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(i=0; i<10; i++)
1) use it in a for loop to make something for a certain number of times. In this example, the sintax of your for loop is:
for(i=0; i<10; i++){
/* operations to execute */
}
2) in the example:
- the loop start from the value 0 (assigned to the variable “i”).
- the loop performs the operations defined in the loop;
- after executing this operations, increments of 1 the value of the variable “i”
- before executing operations, check the condition of the loop: in this example, if the value of the variable “i” is < 10 then your program will execut another time the operations and increment again “i”; if “i” is not < 10 the loop ends.
yor loop, in this example, run 10 times.
it means your code (which is inside this for loop) excute until value of i is less than 10( it means upto 9). In every iterration of loop value of i is increase by 1.
possible values of i is 0,1...9
