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Perform iteration by using the for loop.

Use the for keyword followed by a pair of parentheses. 

Within the parentheses, define an initialization expres-

sion, followed by a test expression, followed by an update 

expression. Use semicolons to separate these expressions. 

For example:

for (int n = 10; n >= 0; n--)  

{ 

    Console::WriteLine(n);  

}

Perform iteration by using the do-while loop.

Use the do keyword, followed by the loop body, followed 

by the while keyword and the test condition. Terminate 

the loop with a semicolon. For example:

int n;  

do  

{ 

    String^ input = Console::ReadLine();  

    n = Convert::ToInt32(input);  

} while (n > 100);

Terminate a loop prematurely.

Use the break statement inside any loop. For example:

for (int n = 0; n < 1000; n++)  

{ 

    int square = n * n;  

    if (square > 3500)  

    {  

        break;  

    }  

    Console::WriteLine(square);  

}

Abandon a loop iteration and continue with the next 

iteration.

Use the continue statement inside any loop. For example:

for (int n = 0; n < 1000; n++)  

{ 

    int square = n * n;  

    if (square % 2 == 0)  

    {  

        continue;  

    }  

    Console::WriteLine(square);  

}

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