Iterate through a code block using for statement in C#
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Use the for iteration statement to loop a pre-set number of times and control the iteration process.
Use the for statement to loop through a block of code, Modify how the .NET Runtime executes the looping logic, changing the value of the iterator, the condition and the pattern
Experience creating simple C# applications that include console I/O and access the methods of .NET classes such as String and Random, Experience using Visual Studio Code to develop, build, and run C# console applications that implement arrays, if-elseif-else statements, and foreach statements, Experience using C# code to evaluate conditional expressions and manage variable scope inside and outside of code blocks, Experience using the switch-case construct to match a variable or expression against several possible outcomes
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