Loop control instructions include for, while, and do-while loops. The for loop initializes a counter, checks a condition, and updates the counter each iteration. The while loop checks a condition before each iteration. The do-while loop checks a condition after executing the code block. Loops can be exited early with a break statement or skipped to the next iteration with a continue statement. Loops can also be nested within each other to repeat code multiple times.

1. Loop Control Instructions
Types
for do while
while
To repeat some parts of the program

2. for Loop
for(initialisation; condition; updation) {
//do something
}

3. - Increment Operator
Special Things
- Decrement Operator
- Loop counter can be float
or even character
- Infinite Loop

4. while(condition) {
//do something
}
while Loop

5. do {
//do something
} while(condition);
do while Loop

6. exit the loop
break Statement

7. skip to next iteration
continue Statement

8. Nested Loops
for( .. ) {
for( .. ) {
}
}