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    FOR LOOPS

    PROF. DAVID ROSSITER

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    AFTER THIS PRESENTATION


    You'll be able to create different
    kinds of for loop

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    WE WILL LOOK AT
    for
    for ... in
    for ... of

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    FOR LOOPS
    for clearly shows the start and end values
    for is especially good for handling a series of data
    (data_structure.length
    tells you how many items data_structure contains)

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    <html><head>
    <script>
    varcontinents=["Australia","Africa",
    "Antarctica","Eurasia","America"]
    varresponse,count=0
    for(varindex=0index<continents.length
    index++){
    response=confirm("Haveyoubeento"+
    continents[index]+"?")
    if(response)count++
    }
    alert("Youhavebeento"+count+
    "continents!")
    </script>
    </head></html>

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    FOR ... IN LOOPS


    for ... in gives you the index of each item

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    <!doctypehtml>
    <html><head>
    <script>
    varcontinents=["Australia","Africa",
    "Antarctica","Eurasia","America"]
    varresponse,count=0
    for(varindexincontinents){
    response=confirm("Haveyoubeento"
    +continents[index]+"?")
    if(response)count++
    }
    alert("Youhavebeento"+count+
    "continents!")
    </script>
    </head></html>

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    FOR ... IN LOOPS


    This example shows how for ... in can be used
    to access the content of a data structure

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    <!doctypehtml>
    <html><head>
    <title>Exampleofforin</title>
    <script>
    varresponse,count=0
    varonePerson={initials:"DR",age:40,
    job:"Professor"}
    for(varpropertyinonePerson){
    alert(property+"="+onePerson[property])
    }
    </script>
    </head></html>

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    FOR ... OF LOOPS


    for ... of gives you each item

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    <!doctypehtml>
    <html><head>
    <title>Exampleofforof</title>
    <script>
    varcontinents=["Australia","Africa",
    "Antarctica","Eurasia","America"]
    varresponse,count=0
    for(varcontinentofcontinents){
    response=confirm("Haveyoubeento"+
    continent+"?")
    if(response)count++
    }
    alert("Youhavebeento"+count+"continents!")
    </script>
    </head></html>

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    OMITTING PARTS
    The 3 parts of the for can be omitted
    E.g. this will make an infinite loop:
    for(){
    alert("Welcome!")
    }

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    This is OK:
    varnumber=1
    for(number<=12number++){
    alert(number+"times9=",number*9)
    }

    So is this:
    for(varrabbits=2,generation=1
    generation<=12
    generation++,rabbits*=2){
    alert("gen:"+generation+
    "total:"+rabbits)
    }

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