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<div><h1 id="a0000000036">6.3 For Loops</h1>
<p>For loops may be used to execute a series of commands multiple times. PyXPlot’s <tt class="tt">for</tt> command<a name="a0000000582" id="a0000000582"></a> has the syntax: </p><pre>
for &lt;variable&gt; = &lt;start&gt; to &lt;end&gt; {step &lt;step&gt;} {loopname &lt;name&gt;}
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</pre><p>The first time that the script block is executed, the variable named at the start of the <tt class="tt">for</tt> statement has the value given for <tt class="tt">start</tt>. Upon each iteration of the loop, this is incremented by amount <tt class="tt">step</tt>. The loop finishes when the value exceeds <tt class="tt">end</tt>. If <tt class="tt">step</tt> is negative, then <tt class="tt">end</tt> is required to be less than or equal to <tt class="tt">start</tt>. A step size of zero is considered to be an error. The iterator variable can have any physical dimensions, so long as <tt class="tt">start</tt>, <tt class="tt">end</tt> and <tt class="tt">step</tt> all have the same dimensions, but the iterator variable must always be a real number. If no step size is given then a step size of unity is assumed. As an example, the following script would print the numbers 0, 2, 4, 6 and 8: </p><pre>
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 {
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</pre><p>The same rules concerning the placement of brace characters apply to the <tt class="tt">for</tt> command<a name="a0000000583" id="a0000000583"></a> as to the <tt class="tt">if</tt> command. </p><p>The optional <tt class="tt">loopname</tt> which can be specified in the <tt class="tt">for</tt> statement is used in conjunction with the <tt class="tt">break</tt> and <tt class="tt">continue</tt> statements which will be introduced in Section <a href="sec-breakcontinue.html">6.7</a>. </p></div>





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