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AP Computer Science A
Unit 4 – Iteration in Programming
Topic 4.2
How is a for loop different from a while loop?
For loops are used for infinite loops
For loops take longer to run than while loops
For loops have a fixed number of repititions, whereas while loops run until a condition is met.
For loops are more versatile than while loops.
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AP Computer Science A - 4.2 For Loops
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