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Use a for loop when you know exactly how many times you need to iterate, such as when traversing an array of known length.
The For Loop Explained with DSA Examples
When should I use a for loop?
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It is the increment operator. It means 'increase the value of i by 1' after each iteration of the loop.
Yes. You can initialize the counter at a high value, use a greater-than condition, and decrement the counter (e.g., i--).
It occurs when your loop condition tries to access an array element that doesn't exist, usually by looping one time too many (e.g., using i <= array.length).
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