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VB 6 For Loop

    The For loop is another simple loop structure, which is different from other loops like Do loop and While Loop because it specifies a range before the loop could start.

    The syntax for the For loop is given below.

    Syntax

    For index = start To end [Step step]
      [Statements]
    Exit For
      [Statements]
    Next index

    Let us discuss the For loop structure.

    For – keyword indicating the type of loop structure.

    index – a variable that acts as index for the loop.

    start To end – values that indicates start of the loop and end of the loop

    Step step – The integer value that indicate how much to increment the loop at each iteration. Default is 1.

    statements – some expressions or statements that the loop will execute at each iteration.

    Exit For – immediately exit the For loop.

    Next Index – increment the loop index for next iteration.

    Example Program: For Loop

    In this example, we will create an index for the loop and create a variable called sum. Each iteration of the For loop, we will add a value of 10 to the sum and display the results when the loop terminates.

    Private Sub Command1_Click()
    Dim sum As Integer, index As Integer
    sum = 0
    For index = 1 To 15
    sum = sum + 10
    Next index
    MsgBox ("Sum is equal to" & " " & sum)
    End Sub

    In the code above the index is between 1 to 15 and each time it adds 10 to sum. After the loop is terminated, the total amount of sum is display using a MsgBox.

    Output – For Loop

    Output - For Loop
    Figure 1 – Output – For Loop