JavaScript Tutorial For Beginners #17 – For Loops




An easier way to iterate through a loop is via the for loop, which we’ll talk about in this JavaScript tutorial. A for loop does exactly the same thing as a while loop, but it has the advantage of organizing it’s components more locally and neater.

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22 responses to “JavaScript Tutorial For Beginners #17 – For Loops”

  1. I need help. Do you know how to turn off errors that are showing in brackets (probably new version) in js files on some codes which are absolutely correct. I just done the same code that is in the videos but those red circle errors keep showing on some codes.

  2. I have a question that has been bugging me for some time now. If I wanted to use the variable i inside the loop, to let's say push an 'input to the alert' into an array of objects, how would I go about that?

  3. I am using brackets and typed in the code, verbatim, with the following errors  JSLint (6)3'i' was used before it was defined.for (i = 1; i < links.length; i++) {3Unexpected '++'.for (i = 1; i < links.length; i++) {3Unexpected '(space)'.for (i = 1; i < links.length; i++) {5'console' was used before it was defined.console.log("this is link number" + i);9Expected 'document' at column 1, not column 3.document.write("all liks are looped");Help?

  4. You do need 'var' keyword for 'for' loop variable, otherwise you create a global variable which remains while page lives. Let alone cases when you recursively call a function containing 'for' loop. And if you use ECMA6 then 'let' variable is even better for 'for' loop.

  5. hi there, great videos, really learning alot from your playlist of this series. Just a quick question, you dont seem to be using var to declare the new variables within the for loops, the code still seems to work, so just wanted to confirm, is var not required within the for loop or is it good practice to use it. e.g. you did:

    – for (age = 5; age < 10; age++) however should i be doing:
    – for (var age = 5; age < 10; age++) instead.

    Thanks again.

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