What does the "foreach" statement require as its input in Avaloq Script?

The "foreach" statement in Avaloq Script specifically requires an array or collection as its input. This construct is designed to facilitate iteration over items within a collection, allowing you to perform operations on each individual element without needing to manage the loop indices manually.

By using the "foreach" statement, you can directly access each element of the array or collection, which simplifies the code and enhances readability. It helps in effectively processing or manipulating large sets of data, such as records or entries within a database, by executing a defined operation for each item present in the provided collection. This is particularly beneficial in scenarios where the number of items to be processed may vary or when working with dynamic datasets.

Other types of inputs, such as functions, objects, or conditional statements, do not align with the intended use of the "foreach" statement, as they serve different purposes in programming and would not correctly allow for the iteration process that "foreach" aims to accomplish.