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|0:00-0:14
| The basic principle of for loops is that it will repeat a block of codes the number of times you specify, using not only a condition but also the initialization in the beginning and the increment at the end.
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|0:18-0:25
| So how much you want to increment your variable determines the number of times your variable loops by.
|-
|0.30-0.38
|So, it is a bit more complex to write. However it looks good , it does the job and its very compact.
|-
|0.42-0.43
|Now we write 'for'
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|0.44-0.53
|so you have got three parts of your code here,and your block and that is all you need and your content can go here.
|-
|0.54-1.03
|So, I am going to say 'echo' here and let's create a variable 'num'. So, we have echoed out 'num'.
|-
|1.03-1.13
|In here, we write num =1, not = = 1 because we are setting the variable num to the value of 1.
|-
|1.14-1.22
|Then we have a condition. For eg, while num < = to 10
|-
|1.22-1:31
|Then, we have the increment values. So, we are going to have num ++ and the loop is done.
|-
|1:32-1:37
|So, we type 'For', and our variable num=1
|-
|1:38-1:47
|Then we have our condition 'While num< =10, the loop will continue, and then we have num ++
|-
|1:47-1:52
|As you can see this is much more useful than having num ++ down below .
|-
|1:53-1:55
|and we need not declare this up here.
|-
|1:56-1:59
|It can be declared inside these parentheses.
|-
|2:00-2:02
|O.K., I forgot the line-break.
|-
|2:03-2:07
|I’ll add a line break on to the end of this.
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|2:09-2:10
|Refresh.
|-
|2:11-2:12
|There you go.
|-
|2:15-2:17
|You've got your loop ten times.
|-
|2:18-2:25
|And as it has been specified in such a way it will loop only when num is less than or equal to 10.
|-
|2:26-2:28
|After that the loop will break and you may continue with the rest of the script.
|-
|2:31-2:36
|This is a bit more complex but once you learn the basics you will find it a lot easier .
|-
|2:37
| Thanks for watching.

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-|This is a bit more complex but once you learn the basics you will find it a lot easier .
+|This is a bit more complex but once you learn the basics you will find it a lot easier .Thanks for watching.
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-| Thanks for watching.

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-| The basic principle of '''for''' loops is that it will repeat a '''block''' of '''codes''' the number of times you specify, using not only a '''condition''' but also the  initialization in the beginning and the '''increment''' at the end.
+| The basic principle of '''for''' loops is that it will repeat a '''block''' of '''code''' the number of times you specify, using not only a '''condition''' but also the  initialization in the beginning and the '''increment''' at the end.
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-|So, I am going to say '''echo''' here and let's create a variable '$num'.  So, we have echoed out '''num'''.
+|So, I am going to say '''echo''' here and let us create a variable '$num'.  So, we have echoed out '''num'''.
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 |01:13
-|In here, we write '''num =1''', not '= = 1' because we are setting the variable 'num' to the value of 1.
+|In here, we write '''$num =1''', not '= = 1' because we are setting the variable 'num' to the value of 1.
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-|Then we have a '''condition'''.  For eg, '''while''' num <= to 10.
+|Then we have a '''condition'''.  For eg, while '''$num <= 10'''.
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-|So, we type '''for''' and our variable '''num=1'''.
+|So, we type '''for''' and our variable '''$num=1'''.
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-|Then we have our '''condition'''  '''while num<= 10''', the '''loop''' will continue and then we have '''num ++'''.
+|Then we have our '''condition''':  while '''$num''' is less than or equal to (<=) 10, the '''loop''' will continue and then we have '''num ++'''.
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-|It can be declared inside these parentheses.
+|It can also be declared inside these parentheses.
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-|There you go.
+|And there you go.
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-|You've got your '''loop''' ten times.
+|You have your '''loop''' ten times.
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-|And as it has been specified in such a way, it will loop only when 'num' is less than or equal to 10.
+|And, as it has been specified in such a way, it will loop only when 'num' is less than or equal to 10.
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-| The basic principle of for loops is that it will repeat a block of codes the number of times you specify, using not only a condition but also the  initialization in the beginning and the increment at the end.
+| The basic principle of '''for''' loops is that it will repeat a '''block''' of '''codes''' the number of times you specify, using not only a '''condition''' but also the  initialization in the beginning and the '''increment''' at the end.
 |-
 |00:18
-| So how much you want to increment your variable determines the number of times your variable loops by.
+| So, how much you want to increment your variable determines the number of times your variable loops by.
 |-
 |00:38
-|So, it is a bit more complex to write.  However it looks good , it does the job and its very compact.
+|So, it is a bit more complex to write.  However, it looks good; it does the job and it's very compact.
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 |00:43
-|Now we write 'for'
+|Now we write '''for'''.
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 |00:53
-|so you have got three parts of your code here,and your block and that is all you need and your content can go here.
+|So, you have got three parts of your '''code''' here and your '''block''' and that is all you need and your content can go here.
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 |01:03
-|So, I am going to say 'echo' here and let's create a variable 'num'.  So, we have echoed out 'num'.
+|So, I am going to say '''echo''' here and let's create a variable '$num'.  So, we have echoed out '''num'''.
 |-
 |01:13
-|In here, we write num =1, not = = 1 because we are setting the variable num to the value of 1.
+|In here, we write '''num =1''', not '= = 1' because we are setting the variable 'num' to the value of 1.
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 |01:22
-|Then we have a condition.  For eg, while num < = to 10
+|Then we have a '''condition'''.  For eg, '''while''' num <= to 10.
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 |01:31
-|Then, we have the increment values.  So, we are going to have num ++ and the loop is done.
+|Then, we have the '''increment''' values.  So, we are going to have '''num ++''' and the '''loop''' is done.
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-|So, we type 'For', and our variable num=1
+|So, we type '''for''' and our variable '''num=1'''.
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-|Then we have our condition  'While num< =10, the loop will continue, and then we have num ++
+|Then we have our '''condition'''  '''while num<= 10''', the '''loop''' will continue and then we have '''num ++'''.
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-|As you can see this is much more useful than having num ++ down below .
+|As you can see, this is much more useful than having '''num ++''' down below
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-|O.K., I forgot the line-break.
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-|Refresh.
+|'''Refresh'''.
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-|You've got your loop ten times.
+|You've got your '''loop''' ten times.
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 |02:25
-|And as it has been specified in such a way it will loop only when num is less than or equal to 10.
+|And as it has been specified in such a way, it will loop only when 'num' is less than or equal to 10.
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 | The basic principle of for loops is that it will repeat a block of codes the number of times you specify, using not only a condition but also the  initialization in the beginning and the increment at the end.
 |-
-|0:18-0:25
+|00:18
 | So how much you want to increment your variable determines the number of times your variable loops by.
 |-
-|0.30-0.38
+|00:38
 |So, it is a bit more complex to write.  However it looks good , it does the job and its very compact.
 |-
-|0.42-0.43
+|00:43
 |Now we write 'for'
 |-
-|0.44-0.53
+|00:53
 |so you have got three parts of your code here,and your block and that is all you need and your content can go here.
 |-
-|0.54-1.03
+|01:03
 |So, I am going to say 'echo' here and let's create a variable 'num'.  So, we have echoed out 'num'.
 |-
-|1.03-1.13
+|01:13
 |In here, we write num =1, not = = 1 because we are setting the variable num to the value of 1.
 |-
-|1.14-1.22
+|01:22
 |Then we have a condition.  For eg, while num < = to 10
 |-
-|1.22-1:31
+|01:31
 |Then, we have the increment values.  So, we are going to have num ++ and the loop is done.
 |-
-|1:32-1:37
+|01:37
 |So, we type 'For', and our variable num=1
 |-
-|1:38-1:47
+|01:47
 |Then we have our condition  'While num< =10, the loop will continue, and then we have num ++
 |-
-|1:47-1:52
+|01:52
 |As you can see this is much more useful than having num ++ down below .
 |-
-|1:53-1:55
+|01:55
 |and  we  need not  declare this up here.
 |-
-|1:56-1:59
+|01:59
 |It can be declared inside these parentheses.
 |-
-|2:00-2:02
+|02:02
 |O.K., I forgot the line-break.
 |-
-|2:03-2:07
+|02:07
 |I’ll  add a line break on to the end of this.
 |-
-|2:09-2:10
+|02:10
 |Refresh.
 |-
-|2:11-2:12
+|02:12
 |There you go.
 |-
-|2:15-2:17
+|02:17
 |You've got your loop ten times.
 |-
-|2:18-2:25
+|02:25
 |And as it has been specified in such a way it will loop only when num is less than or equal to 10.
 |-
-|2:26-2:28
+|02:28
 |After that the loop will break and you may continue with the rest of the script.
 |-
-|2:31-2:36
+|02:36
 |This is a bit more complex but once you learn the basics you will find it a lot easier .
 |-
-|2:37
+|02:37
 | Thanks for watching.

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