So, let's open Android Studio, we're going to do some fun practice here. If the range is over, statements in the loop body do not get executed and control gets transferred to the next statement in the program after the for loop. The second step, the range in the for loop is evaluated on each iteration with the in operator, and that way if the range is not over, then the loop body gets executed. You see this for loop execution flow on the slide? Here, the first step in for loop, the initialization part only executes once. Then as a result of each transfer operation, the code defined in the loop runs. And when the program runs, each value in the defined range is passed to the variable i in turn. Here, the i actually represents a variable. So, this is pretty much how the for loop gets used in general. Here we see the use of the range to method and the in operator, which we learned in our previous lessons. So, the general form of the for statement can be expressed as you see here in the slide. The for loop, of course, is a control flow statement that iterates a part of the programs multiple times. We're going to first learn how to use the for loop in common programming language. So, when we need to execute a block of code several times, we'll use looping statements. So, in computer programming, a loop is basically a sequence of instructions that is continually repeated until a certain condition gets reached. In this video we're going to learn the For Loop. If you're here watching this video, that means you've made it to the other side.
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