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*Loop & Input*
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a) Request the lower bound, lower and the upper bound, upper from the console.
b) Request an increment value incVal from the console.
c) Use a while loop to increment from lower to upper by increments of incVal such as 0 3 6 9 12 given lower of 0 and upper of 12 and increment of 3.
d) Use a while loop to vertically print all values in between each increment.
e) Use a for loop to vertically print all values in between each increment.
OUTPUT EX:

Transcribed Image Text:### Demonstrating Loops in Programming
#### Using While Loop
- **Enter the lower bound:** 5
- **Enter the upper bound:** 15
- **Enter a number to increment by:** 5
**Output:**
- 5
- 10
- 15
The while loop starts at the lower bound (5) and continues to add the increment (5) until the upper bound (15) is reached or exceeded.
#### Using For Loop
- **Enter the lower bound:** 5
- **Enter the upper bound:** 55
- **Enter a number to increment by:** 10
**Output:**
- 5
- 15
- 25
- 35
- 45
- 55
The for loop begins at the lower bound (5) and adds the increment (10) in each iteration until it reaches the upper bound (55), inclusive.
### Explanation
This example illustrates how different types of loops can be used to iterate over a range of values. Both loops perform efficiently, with the while loop being more flexible in its execution conditions, while the for loop is often preferred for its simplicity and readability in scenarios with a fixed iteration count.
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