for Loop in C#

November 24, 2021 C#

In this post, you will learn how to work with the for loop so that you can use that same knowledge and thus evolve.

a cycle allows executing an instruction or a set of instructions several times;
the for cycle goes around (iterates) according to a certain range.

using System;

namespace Base {
  class ForLoop {
    public void Run() {
      string[] schoolSupplies = new string[6] {
        "Backpack", // 0
        "Case", // 1
        "Pencil", // 2
        "Eraser", // 3
        "Sharpen", // 4
        "Scissors" // 5
      };

      /*
        Console.WriteLine(schoolSupplies[0]);
        Console.WriteLine(schoolSupplies[1]);
      */

      for (int index = 0; index < schoolSupplies.Length; index++) {
        Console.WriteLine($"schoolSupplies[{index}]: {schoolSupplies[index]}");
      }
    }
  }
}

/*
  schoolSupplies[0]: Backpack
  schoolSupplies[1]: Case
  schoolSupplies[2]: Pencil
  schoolSupplies[3]: Eraser
  schoolSupplies[4]: Sharpen
  schoolSupplies[5]: Scissors
*/

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for Loop in C#

Happy coding!