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    #Include #Include Void Main (CLRSCR For (Int Num 0 Num 10 Num++) Cout "Testing The For Loop " Endl Getch )

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    This C++ program uses a for loop to print the text "testing the for loop" 11 times, with each iteration incrementing the variable num from 0 to 10. It clears the screen, runs the loop to display the output, and waits for a key press before ending.

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    This C++ program uses a for loop to print the text "testing the for loop" 11 times, with each iteration incrementing the variable num from 0 to 10. It clears the screen, runs the loop to display the output, and waits for a key press before ending.

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    Displays statements using for loop

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    This C++ program uses a for loop to print the text "testing the for loop" 11 times, with each iteration incrementing the variable num from 0 to 10. It clears the screen, runs the loop to display the output, and waits for a key press before ending.

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    #Include #Include Void Main (CLRSCR For (Int Num 0 Num 10 Num++) Cout "Testing The For Loop " Endl Getch )

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    This C++ program uses a for loop to print the text "testing the for loop" 11 times, with each iteration incrementing the variable num from 0 to 10. It clears the screen, runs the loop to display the output, and waits for a key press before ending.

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    #include<iostream.

    h>
    #include<conio.h>
    void main()
    {
    clrscr();
    for (int num=0; num<=10; num++)
    cout<<"testing the for loop "<<endl;
    getch();
    }

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