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Edhesive 6.1 Code Practice

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  1. 11 September, 12:32
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    What kind of question is this?
  2. 11 September, 12:57
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    I could find an Introduction to Computer Science course online about this question, in this course, in unit 6 and the first lesson is about LOOP.

    Loop in programming is a cycle, we can use a cycle for and cycle while, this depends on our needs.

    For example:

    We could need an increase 1 by 1 in a number, we're going to do an example in the language java.

    In this case, we have the variable "i" equal to 0, this variable going to increase with this code "++i" 1 by 1, with the condition i < 5, If the variables i is less than 5 then increase variable, until "i" be equal to 5, we print the result with the line System. out. println (i);

    would be:

    0

    1

    2

    3

    4

    Until 4 because the condition is always less than 5, we cannot print 5 because is equal to 5

    for (int i = 0; i < 5; + +i) {

    System. out. println (i);

    }
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