Perhaps not. Consider [Tushar Sadhwani] who wanted to create a classic C-style for loop inside of Python. He did it, and the journey is perhaps more interesting than the result. First, you can’t ...

In general, for loops are used when you know exactly how many times you plan to run a loop; a while loop is used when the number of iterations is uncertain. Note: The if statement is like a single ...

FOR x ← 1 TO 10 FOR y ← 1 TO 10 result ← y * x OUTPUT y + " * " + x + " = " + result ENDFOR ENDFOR For every iteration of x, y is iterated ten times. Nested iteration isn't limited to FOR loops.