I am a student from IADT and I do not understand for loops and think that I failed my programming test

Sorry to hear that, you'll get the hang of it! For loops are different from while loops because while loops keep going until a condition is met (for example, while(myAppIsRunning){}) as opposed to a for loop, which usually runs a specific amount of times. So this loop

for(int i = 0; i < 10; i++){}

Will run ten times. The "int i" makes a variable to keep track of the amount of times the loop has looped. This can be used and changed inside the loop. The next thing is the logic; when the loop shpuld stop. In this example, when i is 10, the loop will exit. Lastly, you iterate (add one to the counter) inside the for loop declaration instead of inside the loop itself. So i++ adds one to i every time thr loop goes through. This is the general format of a loop, what language are you using? c?

@AlgoRythm you are a nice guy

@AlgoRythm thanks man for that explanation! And I'm using Java

@Shigoogles Oh, good, I love Java. The example is actually written in Java

@nitaj96a Lol what? Why?

@nitaj96a ookay

@nitaj96a why did @RazorSh4rk stop you from ranting?