How does the execution process of C# loop statements work?

The running process of C# loop statements is as follows:

1. Initialize the loop variable: Before the loop starts, assign an initial value to the loop variable.
2. Execute the loop body: The loop body is the code block that needs to be repeatedly executed in a looping statement. The loop body will repeat according to the specified conditions until the loop condition is no longer met.
3. Check the loop condition: After the completion of each iteration, the loop condition is checked to see if it is met. If the condition is met, the next iteration will be executed; if not, the loop will be exited.
4. Update the loop variable: after each loop iteration, it is necessary to update the value of the loop variable. Updating the loop variable can change the loop condition, thus affecting the number of times the loop runs and its results.

The above steps will be repeated continuously until the loop condition is no longer satisfied.