A double for loop, also known as a nested loop, is a loop construct in C# that allows you to iterate over two collections or arrays simultaneously. Here's an example of how to create a double for loop in C#:
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In this example, we have two arrays array1
and array2
, and we want to iterate over both of them. The outer loop iterates over array1
using the loop variable i
, and the inner loop iterates over array2
using the loop variable j
. Within the loop body, you can work with array1[i]
and array2[j]
to perform some operation or computation.
Double for loops are commonly used in matrix operations or multi-dimensional arrays, where you need to iterate over each element of the matrix or array.
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