A string is a type of object that consists of characters, and a loop, written like this:

for(int k=5; k>0; k--)

{ System.out.println("Slickster");

}

For this loop, 5 is the upper limit, and greater than 0(meaning 1) is the lower limit. It runs through the loop until k reaches 0, at which point it exits the loop. The result of that code would look like this:

Slickster

Slickster

Slickster

Slickster

Slickster

The for loop is the most commonly implemented loop, though another that is fairly useful is the while loop. In a while loop, a boundary is set, and once the boundary is crossed, the loop is exited. A simple one would look like this:

int k=5;

while(k>0)

{ System.out.println("Slickster");

k--;

}

As you may notice, the same parameters from the for loop are used, and it would have the same output as the one above as well.

Pros vs. Cons of while loop

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Pro: a bit more easily manageable when dealing with nested loops(loops inside each other)

Pro: because the parameters aren't all required to be in the loop declaration, it's easier to use multiple variables without being forced to nest loops unnecessarily

Con: It's fairly easy to misplace or even leave out a parameter since they aren't grouped together so neatly

Con: real men use for loops, that is all

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