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How would you explain a loop stopping condition in an interview?
Track: Java
Topic: Core Java
Focus: Loops and Iteration
Java: Loops and Iteration
Answer
It's a condition that determines when a loop ends.
A loop's stopping condition is a logical condition that, when false, stops the loop from continuing. It helps prevent infinite loops. For example, in a 'for loop', the condition 'i < cartItems.length' stops the loop when 'i' equals the array length.
A loop's stopping condition is a logical condition that, when false, stops the loop from continuing. It helps prevent infinite loops. For example, in a 'for loop', the condition 'i < cartItems.length' stops the loop when 'i' equals the array length.
Topics: Core Java Java Loops and Iteration