How can you create a loop in Avaloq Script?

In Avaloq Script, creating a loop can be accomplished through various constructs designed for iterating over a set of elements or executing a block of code multiple times. The choice of the "for" statement is correct because it is specifically designed to iterate a specified number of times, based on a defined range or condition.

The "for" statement in Avaloq Script allows you to specify an initialization, a condition that must be true for the loop to continue, and an increment that determines how the counter variable changes after each iteration. This makes it efficient for situations where the number of iterations is known in advance, allowing for concise and clear control over the loop.

Other options offered, such as "while," "foreach," and "loop," also present ways to create iterations but serve different scenarios or syntax structures. For example, "while" is used for looping based on a condition that must be true, which may not provide the same clarity regarding the number of iterations as the "for" statement. Similarly, "foreach" is suitable for iterating over collections rather than numerical ranges, and “loop” may refer to looping constructs that are less common or defined differently in the context compared to the established "for" structure.