The for loop enables you to repeat sections of your program for a specific number of times. Unlike the while and do-while loops, the for loop is a determinate loop. This means when you write your program you can usually determine how many times the loop takes place. The while and do-while loops continue only until a condition is met. The for loop does this and more: It continues looping until a count (or countdown) is reached. After the final for loop count is reached, execution continues with the next statement, in sequence.
