![]() In the above, we can see a blueprint of how the “for” loop works in typescript along with the condition provided. The typescript also provides an array method known as foreach() where also works similar to the “for” loop but used to iterate through every item in the specified array. In typescript, there are two other variations of “for” loop such as “for…of” loop and “for…in” loop which is mostly used for looping over the values in a set of items which can include array-like objects such as a set and map types in for…of and in for…in is used for looping over the object properties. This loop will use the return statement to break the loop and it is used to avoid the compile-time error and hence this loop returns the set of values or an array of values in which the code is executed within the “for” loop. ![]() step_increment: this parameter is used to specify the count to repeat the set of code when the condition is satisfied which specifies how many numbers of times after the initial count specified must be repeated according to the given condition and the value of this parameter will be altered after every iteration. ![]() ![]()
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