C++ response 1 steven

simple respond to this classmates post with 150 words

The kinds of loops discussed in this module are while, for, and do while. The while and for statements are explained through pretest loops. Pretest loops evaluate the condition before the loop body. The do while statement is a posttest loop.Posttest loops take place after the loop body. I find the for statement easiest because it seems like a shortcut. There is less coding involved and it seems to get straight to the point. Although all loops essentially get the same results, there may be times the posttest loop is a better choice. With a pretest loop, the instructions may never be processed because the instructions come before the body. With a posttest loop, the instructions are processed at least once because the conditions are evaluated after the body.