Mastering Count-Controlled Iteration

• Iteration is the repetition of a segment of code.
• Loops are areas of code that are repeatedly executed.
• Count-controlled iteration executes a section of code a fixed number of times.
• The for and next statements are used in count-controlled iteration.
• The condition variable keeps track of how many times the code has been repeated.
• The count value increases by one every time the code is iterated.
• The iteration ends when the count value equals the finish value.
• The condition variable can be used inside the loop itself.
• Count-controlled iteration results in fewer programming errors and more flexibility.
• Iteration simplifies programs and makes them less prone to errors.

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