Loops in JavaScript
Loops allow you to repeat a block of code multiple times. This is essential for tasks like processing lists, counting, or waiting for conditions.
JavaScript has several loop types, each suited to different situations. We'll cover them all with clear examples.
The for Loop
The most common loop when you know how many times to repeat. It has three parts: initialization, condition, increment.
while Loop
Runs as long as the condition is true. Check the condition before each iteration.
do-while Loop
Similar to while, but the code runs at least once – condition checked after.
break and continue
break exits the loop entirely. continue skips to the next iteration.
Looping Over Arrays
for loop with index or modern for...of/for...in (covered in next lesson).
Infinite Loops (Be Careful!)
Avoid loops without proper exit condition.
Quick Quiz
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