Iterative Code

Definition

Iterative code refers to programming constructs or algorithms that involve repetition using loops. It allows for executing a block of code multiple times until certain conditions are met.

Related terms

Loop: A programming construct that repeats a block of code until certain conditions are met.

For Loop:

A type of loop that iterates over an iterable object (such as lists) for a specified number of times.

While Loop: A type of loop that continues iterating as long as a given condition remains true.