Chapter 9. FLOW OF CONTROL PART II: ITERATION STATEMENTS
You will learn about the following in this chapter:
The essential nature of iteration statements and the typical situations where they are called for
The while, do-while, and for-loops and how to work with these iteration statements
How the jump statements break and continue can be applied to exert additional control over the iteration statements
How iteration statements can be positioned inside each other to form nested loops and the usefulness of these types of constructs
The concept of structured programming and its advantages
Without the ability to repeatedly perform the same set of operations, as facilitated by the iteration statements, the time it would ...
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