The document discusses different types of iteration statements in C programming: 1. While loops repeat a block of code as long as a test condition is true. 2. Do-while loops are similar but check the condition at the end of the loop, so the body is always executed at least once. 3. For loops allow initialization of a counter variable, a test condition, and an increment/decrement expression to control the number of iterations. 4. The document also briefly mentions jump statements like continue, break, goto, and return which can alter normal program flow in loops.

1. Iteration Statements
What you’ll learn:
1. while loop
2. do – while loop
3. for loop
4. Jump Statements

2. What are iteration statements?
 An iteration statement, or loop, is a way
of repeating a statement, known as loop
body, a number of times until some
condition is satisfied.
 We have following types of iteration
statements in C:
 while loop
 do-while loop
 for loop
Set of
instructions
condition
True
False

3. Iteration Statements
while loop

4. while loop
Syntax:
initialization;
while (test_condition) {
...block of code...
increment/decrement;
}
loop bodycondition
True
False
exit from loop
instructions

5. Iteration Statements
do-while loop

6. do – while loop
Syntax:
initialization;
do {
…block of code…
increment/decrement;
} while (test_condition);
condition
True
Exit from loop
Loop body
False

7. Iteration Statements
for loop

8. for loop
Exit from loopcondition
False
True
Loop body
initialization
Syntax:
for ( initialization; test_condition; update_expression ) {
…block of code…
}
Update
Expression

9. Jump Statements
What are jumping statements ?

10. What are jumping statements?
 Jump statements can be used to modify the behavior of conditional and iterative
statements.
 Some jump statements provided by C are:
o continue
o break
o goto
o return