for loops aren’t just a nicer syntax; they also help us remember to increment our counter — something that is easy to forget when we increment with a while loop. Leaving out that line of code would cause an infinite loop — yikes!
Fortunately, equipped with your new understanding of for loops, you can help prevent infinite loops in your own code.
We’ve provided a while loop that loops from 1 to 100 outputting a string on each iteration. Refactor (rewrite) this code as a for loop.
Remember, the syntax of a for loop looks like:
for (int i = 0; i < 5; i++) {
// code that will run
}