Have you ever watched a Kurzgesagt video and felt the satisfaction of understanding a complex concept in just ten minutes? There's a catch—those videos, as they themselves admit, are built on a foundation of "lies to children." But don't be alarmed; it's a strategic simplification, a necessary evil in the quest to make science accessible to the masses.
How often do you find yourself writing a standard while loop, tediously initializing and updating your loop variable with each iteration? What if there was a more efficient way to achieve the same result, without the hassle of manual assignments? Enter the for loop, a syntactical gem that simplifies counter-based repetitions and streamlines your code.