Fundamentals Program/C#/Primitive data types/Accessors For Topic 4 of 30 in C# The for loop is a control structure that repeats a block of code a specific number of times. It's ideal when you know exactly how many iterations you need or when you need access to the loop counter. More in C#Primitive data typesAccessorsForeachForTypesIntFloatBoolcharValuesLiteralNon-primitive data typesStructsClassesMethodsFieldsData structuresArraysListsstringsControl FlowLoopsConditionalselse ifreturnElseifExpressions & OperatorsArithmeticAssignment PreviousForeach NextTypes All 48 topics in the Fundamentals Program