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Nested loops in programming allow for loops to be placed inside other loops, enabling complex iteration structures. Java supports nesting for all loop types, with the nested 'for' loops being the most common. Clarity and efficiency in code can be compromised by excessive nesting, thus proper usage and indentation are crucial.
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Term: Nested Loop
Definition: A nested loop is a loop inside another loop, allowing for complex iterations and control flow in programming.
Term: Outer Loop
Definition: The loop that encompasses the inner loop in nested looping structures; it dictates the primary iterations.
Term: Inner Loop
Definition: The loop that runs within the outer loop; it executes completely for each iteration of the outer loop.
Term: Syntax of Nested for Loops
Definition: The structured format that dictates how nested loops are written, including initialization, condition, and update statements.
Term: Complexity
Definition: Refers to how nested loops can complicate code structure and efficiency if not used judiciously.