Here, we will learn how to repeatedly execute portions of our code in a controlled and precise way by looking at several types of loop in Kotlin. These include while loops, do-while loops, and for loops. We will also learn about the most appropriate situations in which to use these different types of loops.
It is completely reasonable to ask what loops have to do with programming, but they are exactly what the name implies. They are a way of repeating the same part of the code more than once, or looping over the same part of code, although, potentially for a different outcome each time.
This can simply mean doing the same thing until the code being looped over (iterated) prompts the loop to end. It could be a predetermined number of iterations as specified by the loop code itself. It might be until a predetermined situation or condition is met. Or, it could be a combination of these things. Along with if, else, and when, loops are part of the Kotlin control flow...