Nested loops
So here we’ll be studying the nesting of loops with their syntax and with their uses
While learning any programming language you have often heard the word “nested loops” and many of the beginner programmer stucks hear and struggle to learn the nesting of loops
So hear i’ll tell you the meaning of nesting of loops and their implementation in the program
A nested loop is a loop in which an another loop is present means it has two or more loops inside a loop
The first and mani loop is called as outer loop and the second loop which is present inside the inner body of the outer loop is called inner loop
Hear the outer loop triggers the inner loop which executes to completion and then the second pass the outer loop triggered the inner loop and this process repeats till the outer loop is finished
To interrupt both the loops in between we can use the break statement on between the line of outer or inner loop.
This statement is used in the programming to run a loop multiple times
Now we’ll understand the implementation of nesting for loops with the help of syntax of nested for loop.
syntax :- nested for loop
for (statement1; statement2; statement3){
//code blocks
for (statement1; statement2; statement3){
//code blocks
}
}
Now further we’ll learn to implement the nested for loop in our program with the help of an example
i.e. :- so we have to write a program which prints the counting of 1 to10 5 times then we use nesting of the condition to run a particular loop for multiple times
ans :- below with the help of program one can easily understand the implementation of a nesting of loops hear we have used the java code to solve the above example
public class Nestedforloop{
public static void main (string [ ]args){
for (int j =1; j<=5; j++){
for (inti=1; i<=10; i++){
system.out.print (i+” “);
}
system.out.println();
}
}
}
Hear i have explained the nesting of loops by taking an example of nested for loop you can implement nesting of other loops as well
Nesting of loops are also used for printing patterns in our program
Hopefully the above illustrated information and examples helped you to understand the nesting of loops as well as the use of these loops in our program
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BY :- ADARSH GUPTA
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