Right now, it is time for the for the while loop.
OK, so actually the wire loop is somehow different, but they are the same.
I equals zero.
Let's start from zero, and I would watch while here and one eye is less than five.
OK.
Then, yeah, sorry, I forget to put the indentation here.
The cordon here and indentation here, so I will bring inside it, so let's bring I.
And we want to add the venue or we will have an infinite loop, infinite loop means that we will start.
We will still be in the same loop over and over.
But by doing that, you make sure that everything will stop eventually.
OK, so I will keep increasing the value until it is five.
So five less than five folds.
I will get out from this wire loop.
OK, now let's run this and test it out.
Actually it's better.
Yeah, you can see zero, one, two, three, four, and when it is reaching five, then it will go.
So it is actually let's have a look here.
So we will start from the.
Now, zero less than five years to I would print zero and I would add zero equals zero plus one.
Now the venue value for I would be one.
OK, now again, what is this then?
Five.
Yeah, this one.
One last one.
And over and over until we reach fup for less than five.
Yes.
Print four and four equals four plus one.
So which means the new value for I would be five five.
Now let's return and check that condition.
Five less than five.
No false when this means that I will go ahead and I would quit it.
OK, so far so good.