This document compares for, do while, and while loops in programming. It provides an example of a for loop that initializes x to 5, checks if x is less than or equal to 10, and increments x by 1 each iteration. It also notes that a do while loop will always execute at least once because the condition check occurs at the end of the loop.

1. for loop => do while loop int x = 5 x <= 10 x++

2. An example

3. for loop => while loop int x = 5 x <= 10 x++

4. An example

5. Compare do while and while Any difference?

6. An example - while

7. An example – do while Will get executed at least once! Because the check is at the end of the loop.