Loops

1. Count-Based Loops
   
   

   The syntax for count-based loops is as follows:

   repeat (<number of times>):
       <expression>
   
   

   Example:

   shape = ellipse(250, 250, 300, 300) 
   i = 0
                           
   repeat(3): 
       new_shape: Object = ellipse(250, 250, 300-i*10, 300-i*10) 
       shape += new_shape
       i += 1
   
   shape.draw(1, 1000)




2. Data Structure-Based Loops
   
   

   The syntax for data structure-based loops is as follows:

   for <variable> in <list>:
       <expression>
   
   

   Example:

   fruits = ["apple", "banana", "tomato"]
   i = 0
   new_txt: Text = ""
   txt_box: Object
   
   for i in fruits:
       new_txt += i
   
   txt_box.write(new_txt, 100, 100)
   
   txt_box.draw(1, 1000)




3. Precondition-Based Loops
   
   

   The syntax for data precondition-based loops is as follows:

   while (<condition>):
       <expression>
   
   

   Example:

   shape = ellipse(110, 110, 30, 30) 
   i = 4
                                                   
   while(i > 0): 
       new_shape: Object = ellipse(100+i*10, 100+i*10, 30, 30) 
       shape += new_shape
       i -= 1
                           
   shape.draw(1, 1000)