For and While loops differ in anyways?

Answer 1

As a general rule of thumb:

Use a for loop if you know how many iterations are to be completed, such as iterating through a vector.

Use a while loop in the opposite way; when you can't be sure how many iterations will be completed, which is why we use while for game loops and not for, haha.

Answer 2

"for" is the easiest way to implement a loop condition based on a count variable (you can declare and test the condition in the same command), "while" is used when the loop is based on another type of condition.

Answer 3

they both have basically the same function. but for loop is more frequently probably for convenience sake ...

Answer 4

1- for has its condition , ckeck & end of in/decrement in the same line
=>Which is good for understanding and making the code shorter
2-for is only used in case of you know the number of iterations .
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Answer 5

both of them functions in a same way but in for loop instilization condition Inc/Dec is done in a same line which makes our program short and it will be much easier to understand

Answer 6

there are instances where one might be more convenient to use, as @Cohen Creber has pointed out. however, you can use for loops even when you do not know how many iterations; and while loop when you know how many iterations.