Answer 1

Mofey Consider the steps of the for loop...

1. Check if the break condition is true.
2. Execute the block or exit the loop.
3. Iterate the value of `i`.

In this loop, the break condition is true while i < 5. This means that the block of code in the loop will run when i is 0, 1, 2, 3, and 4.

Now... you are probably thinking that `i` should be 4, not 5. But, remember, `i` needs to be incremented to 5 for the break condition to occur. This last increment happens in step #3 with i++, after step #2 executes the block for the last time, when `i` was 4.

Therefore, `i` reflects the value at the time of the break condition, which is 5.

Answer 2

The condition in the for loop is that the code will execute if and only if value of i is less than 5... Until this condition is true (i is less than 5 in the first 5 steps) the code will execute... When i reaches 5, i is no longer smaller than 5... So the statement that i<5 becomes false... And then when the condition is checked, there are no true conditions...

I think Qasem meant to say that...🙂

Answer 3

Suppose that i is 4. Then i++ increments it by one and when condition is checked there is no true condition and loop won't be executed. But i is 5 now

Answer 4

The loop runs as long as `i` is smaller than 5. It stops when `i` hits 5.

So, for the loop to stop, `i` has to become 5 - otherwise `i` would be smaller than 5 and the loop continues.

Answer 5

Condition is : i<5. When i==5, this condition is false.

Answer 6

For loop has three parts.
Initial value, counting, and condition check.
Those are executed in order which I wrote.
For (initial value; condition check to run loop; counter)

Answer 7

I is OUTSIDE THE LOOP (4 ++ = 5) 🤗🤗