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== Nested Loops == | == Nested Loops == | ||
− | A ''nested loop'' is a loop | + | A ''nested loop'' is a loop is situated within the body of the other. In a nested loop, the first iteration of the outer loop causes the inner loop to execute. The inner loop will execute its body as long as its condition is true. Upon completion the outer loop executes again, causing the inner loop to execute again. This sequence of events will keep on executing until the outer loop is complete. There is no limit to how many loops can be nested inside each other. |
Take a look at this example: | Take a look at this example: |