Nested Loops
Learn about nested loops and their implementation in C++.
Nested loops are loops inside other loops. They are often used when we need to perform repetitive tasks in a multi-dimensional way, such as iterating over the elements of a matrix (e.g., iterate over all the columns of a row before moving on to the next row and repeating the process) or generating combinations of items.
Nested for
and while
loops
It is possible to nest for
and while
loops. Nesting means including one for
or while
loop in another for
or while
loop. The inner for
/ while
loop will execute all its iterations for every single iteration of the outer for
/ while
loop. The syntax for a nested for
and nested while
loop is as follows:
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