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    Dart Loop Statements

    Overview

    Dart Loop statements are used to run a block of code repetitively for a given number of times or until matches the given condition. Each repetition of the code block is called an iteration. Hence, these statements are also called Iteration statements.

    Dart Loop Statements

    Loop statements are essential for any programming language. The main objective of the loop is to run the code multiple times. In general, a loop has two parts:

    • loop control statements.
    • loop body

    Dart programming language looping statements are as follows:

    • for Loop
    • for-in Loop
    • while Loop
    • do-while Loop

    These are the basic loop constructs in the Dart programming language. You can use them to perform iterative operations to repeat the code execution and control the flow of your program.

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