You can create a loop in JavaScript using the for
loop, the while
loop, or the do-while
loop. Here's an example of each:
for
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This loop will start at i = 0
, and continue as long as i < 10
. It will run the code inside the curly braces for each iteration of the loop, in this case, just logging the value of i
to the console. After each iteration, it will increment i
by 1.
while
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This loop will do the same thing as the for
loop above, but instead of using the for
syntax, it uses a while
loop. It starts with i = 0
, just like before, and will continue as long as i < 10
. Each iteration, it checks the condition again, and if it's still true, it runs the code inside the curly braces and increments i
by 1.
do-while
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This loop is similar to the while
loop, but it runs the code inside the braces at least once before checking the condition. So in this case, it will log 0
to the console no matter what, and then it will continue looping as long as i < 10
.
You can choose which loop to use depending on your specific use case. The general syntax for each loop is as follows:
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Remember to use semicolons to separate the different parts of the loop header.
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