In a nested loop, the inner loop goes through all of its iterations for each iteration of the outer loop. True or false?

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In python, the for loop is a condition$-$controlled loop.

It can be an infinite loop if the execution condition never becomes false.

The loop continues as long as the execution condition is true.

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A count$-$controlled loop runs a specific number of times.

A count$-$controlled loop always runs indefinitely unless a break statement is used.

The for loop is commonly used for count$-$controlled loops in Python.

In a count$-$controlled loop, the counter is typically incremented or decremented during each iteration.