Loop Conditions

Definition

Loop conditions are the conditions that determine whether a loop should continue executing or stop. They are typically expressed as boolean expressions and are evaluated before each iteration of the loop.

Related terms

Incrementation: Incrementation is the process of increasing a variable's value by a specified amount. It is often used in loops to control how many times the loop iterates.

Infinite Loop:

An infinite loop is a type of loop that continues indefinitely because its exit condition is never met. It can cause programs to freeze or crash if not handled properly.

Decrementation: Decrementation is the process of decreasing a variable's value by a specified amount. It is similar to incrementation but involves reducing the value instead of increasing it.