Loop (Computer programming and utilization)

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The document discusses different types of loops in C language including while, do-while, and for loops. It provides examples and explains the syntax and flow of each loop type. While and for loops are entry-controlled loops where the condition is checked at the start, while do-while is an exit-controlled loop where the condition is checked at the end. Nested loops are also discussed where a loop is placed inside another loop.

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Content.
• [1] Introduction To Loop.
• [2] While Loop.
• [3] Do While Loop.
• [4] For Loop.
• [5] Nested Loop.

LOOP
• Loop are used to repeat particular set of statement
upto some fixed iteration in c language.
• There Are Three types of loop :
• 1)while loop
• 2) do….while loop
• 3) for loop
These loops are catagarized into entry control loop and
exit control loop .

Entry control loop v/s Exit control loop
Entry control loop
• The Condition is checked in
the STARTING of the loop.
Eg: For & while loop.
Exit control loop
• The Condition is checked in
the END of the loop.
• Eg: do while loop.

The while statement
• While loop is the entrycontrol loop in wich the
condition is evaluated at the staring of the loop.
• The test condition is evaluated and if it is true,the
body of the loop is exicuted.after execution of
the body, the condition is again evaluated and if it
is true,the body of the loop is exicuted again.this
process continues until the test condition
becomes false and the control is transferred out
of the loop.

The flowchart of while loop is as follows:

Example:
i=1;
While(i<=10)
{
Printf(“%d”,i);
++I;
}

do_while loop
• Do_while loop is the exit control loop in which the
condition is evaluated at the end of the loop
It is an exit controlled loop statement. The body of
the loop of do statement is compulsorily executed
for the first time. After executing once., at the end of
the loop, the test condition in the while statement is
evaluated. If the condition is true, the body of the
loop is executed again and this process continuous
until the condition becomes false.

Syntax:
Do
{
statement;
}
While (condition);

The flow chart of the do…while loop is as
follows:
statement
condition

Example:
i=1;
Do
{
Printf(“%d”,i);
++I;
}while(i<=10);

The for statement:
• It is also an entry-controlled loop.
• For loop is very dynamic loop in c language in
which initilization,conditionand update is
done in single statement.

Syntax:
For(initialization; condition;update)
{
statement;
}

Example:
For(i=1; i<=10; ++i)
{
Printf(“%d”,i);
}

Nested loop:-
• Loop within loop is known as nested loop
• In case of nested loop the inner loop is
exicuted first then after complition of all the
values of inner loop the outer loop is exicuted

Example:-
for(i=1;i<=10;++i)
For(j=1;j<=10;++j)
{
Printf(“%d%d”I,j);
}

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1. MAYUR PATEL(150990119031) MEET PATEL(150990119032) PARTHIV PATEL (150990119033) PAVAN PATEL (150990119034) PINKAL PATEL (150990119035) TOPIC :- LOOP (mechanical Engineering; 2nd Sem) Shroff S. R. Rotary Institute Of Chemical Technology

2. Content. • [1] Introduction To Loop. • [2] While Loop. • [3] Do While Loop. • [4] For Loop. • [5] Nested Loop.

3. LOOP • Loop are used to repeat particular set of statement upto some fixed iteration in c language. • There Are Three types of loop : • 1)while loop • 2) do….while loop • 3) for loop These loops are catagarized into entry control loop and exit control loop .

4. Entry control loop v/s Exit control loop Entry control loop • The Condition is checked in the STARTING of the loop. Eg: For & while loop. Exit control loop • The Condition is checked in the END of the loop. • Eg: do while loop.

5. The while statement • While loop is the entrycontrol loop in wich the condition is evaluated at the staring of the loop. • The test condition is evaluated and if it is true,the body of the loop is exicuted.after execution of the body, the condition is again evaluated and if it is true,the body of the loop is exicuted again.this process continues until the test condition becomes false and the control is transferred out of the loop.

6. Syntax: while(condition) { Statement; }

7. The flowchart of while loop is as follows:

8. Example: i=1; While(i<=10) { Printf(“%d”,i); ++I; }

9. do_while loop • Do_while loop is the exit control loop in which the condition is evaluated at the end of the loop It is an exit controlled loop statement. The body of the loop of do statement is compulsorily executed for the first time. After executing once., at the end of the loop, the test condition in the while statement is evaluated. If the condition is true, the body of the loop is executed again and this process continuous until the condition becomes false.

10. Syntax: Do { statement; } While (condition);

11. The flow chart of the do…while loop is as follows: statement condition

12. Example: i=1; Do { Printf(“%d”,i); ++I; }while(i<=10);

13. The for statement: • It is also an entry-controlled loop. • For loop is very dynamic loop in c language in which initilization,conditionand update is done in single statement.

14. Syntax: For(initialization; condition;update) { statement; }

15. Example: For(i=1; i<=10; ++i) { Printf(“%d”,i); }

16. Nested loop:- • Loop within loop is known as nested loop • In case of nested loop the inner loop is exicuted first then after complition of all the values of inner loop the outer loop is exicuted

17. Example:- for(i=1;i<=10;++i) For(j=1;j<=10;++j) { Printf(“%d%d”I,j); }

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