Loops in JavaScript: Code That Doesn’t Get Tired

Ever wished your code could repeat itself without copy-pasting a hundred times? That’s where loops come in. They’re like your favorite playlist on repeat — but smarter!

🔹 for Loop

📦 Analogy: "I will watch 3 episodes of a show before sleeping."
🧠 Use when you know how many times to run.

for (let i = 1; i <= 3; i++) {
  console.log("Watching episode " + i);
}

while Loop

🚦 Analogy: “Tossing a coin until you get heads less than 3 times.”
🧠 Use when you don’t know exactly how long it’ll run.

let headsCount = 0;
while (headsCount < 3) {
  console.log("Tossing the coin..."+ headsCount);
  headsCount++;
}

do...while Loop

🍩 Analogy: You're at a donut shop and must eat at least one donut. You’ll keep eating while you’ve eaten less than 4.

🧠 Executes at least once, no matter what.

let donutsEaten = 0;
do {
  console.log(`Donut #${donutsEaten + 1} eaten 🍩`);
  donutsEaten++;
} while (donutsEaten < 4);

Wrap-Up

Loops help you run the same block of code multiple times with different values. They're perfect for working with data, making decisions, and keeping your code short and smart. 💡🔄

Written by Akum Imchen | Mentored and guided by Devsync