for and if together

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Section 10.2 `for` and `if` together

You can nest an if statement inside a loop or a loop inside an if statement.

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Take a look at the following example which prints out those numbers between 0 and 29 that are divisible by 3. Make sure to try to understand how the code accomplishes this task.

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Investigate 10.2.

Is there a difference between the two following scenarios, if the same statements are used within each element?

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Nesting an if statement within a loop

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Nesting a loop within an if statement

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Section 10.2 for and if together

Investigate 10.2.

Section 10.2 `for` and `if` together