4.2 for Loops

• The initialization part of a `for` loop sets the initial value of the loop variable
• What is the purpose of the increment statement in a `for` loop?

  Updates loop variable
• A `for` loop combines initialization, condition, and increment in one line
• The condition in a `for` loop determines whether the loop should continue
• A `while` loop separates initialization, condition, and increment.


  True
• The condition in a `for` loop is a Boolean expression that determines whether the loop should continue.


  True
• `for` loops are suitable when the number of iterations is known.


  True
• What is the syntax of a `for` loop in Java?

  for (initialization; condition; increment)
• What are the three key components of a `for` loop in Java?

  Initialization, condition, increment
• What is the primary purpose of a `for` loop in Java?

  Execute code repeatedly
• What are the three main parts of a `for` loop in Java?

  Initialization, condition, increment
• What are the three key components of a `for` loop in Java?

  Initialization, condition, increment
• What are `for` loops used for in Java?

  Executing code repeatedly
• How many times does the example `for` loop iterate: `for (int i = 0; i < 10; i++)`?

  Ten times
• What is the Boolean expression in a `for` loop called?

  Condition
• What are the three main parts of a `for` loop in Java?

  Initialization, condition, increment
• The increment expression in a `for` loop updates the loop variable
• `while` loops are ideal when the number of iterations depends on conditions
• The three main parts of a `for` loop are initialization, condition, and increment.


  True
• The initialization statement in a `for` loop is executed only once, before the loop begins.


  True
• Order the three parts of a `for` loop in Java:

  1️⃣ Initialization

  2️⃣ Condition

  3️⃣ Increment
• The increment expression in a `for` loop updates the loop variable
• The `for` loop combines initialization, condition, and increment into a single line of code.


  True
• Match the loop type with its feature:

  `for` loop ↔️ Combines initialization, condition, and increment

  `while` loop ↔️ Separates initialization, condition, and increment
• The condition statement in a `for` loop checks if the loop should continue executing
• The condition in a `for` loop is a Boolean expression.


  True
• Arrange the components of a `for` loop in their correct order:

  1️⃣ Initialization

  2️⃣ Condition

  3️⃣ Increment

  4️⃣ Loop body
• A `while` loop is suitable when the number of iterations is known.

  False
• What are the three main parts of a `for` loop in Java?

  Initialization, condition, increment
• The initialization statement in a `for` loop sets the initial value of the loop variable
• Match the loop type with its structure:

  `for` loop ↔️ Combines initialization, condition, and increment

  `while` loop ↔️ Separates initialization, condition, and increment
• `for` loops are best used when the number of iterations is known in advance
• The loop variable in a `for` loop can be of any primitive data type or a reference type, such as a String
• `while` loops are ideal when the number of iterations depends on conditions.

  True
• Match the loop type with its use case:

  `for` loop ↔️ Iterations known in advance

  `while` loop ↔️ Conditions-based iterations
• What are the three key components of a `for` loop in Java?

  Initialization, Condition, Increment
• What does the initialization statement do in a `for` loop?

  Sets the initial value
• What is the purpose of the condition statement in a `for` loop?

  Determines if the loop continues
• Match the loop component with its feature:

  `for` loop body ↔️ Enclosed in curly braces {}

  `while` loop body ↔️ Control components are separate
• After each execution of the loop body in a `for` loop, the increment expression is evaluated before the loop continues.


  True