Chapter 5. Using compound assignment and iteration statements

After completing this chapter, you will be able to:

Chapter 4 demonstrates how to use the if and switch constructs to run statements selectively. In this chapter, you’ll see how to use a variety of iteration (or looping) statements to run one or more statements repeatedly.

When you write iteration statements, you usually need to control the number of iterations that you perform. You can achieve this by using a variable, updating its value as each iteration is performed, and stopping the process when the variable reaches a particular value. To help simplify this process, you’ll start by learning about the special ...

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