A nested loop is a programming structure where one or more loops are placed inside another loop. The outer loop controls how many times the inner loop runs.
The inner loop runs multiple times for each iteration of the outer loop.
The inner loop must finish all of its iterations before the outer loop can continue.
The total number of repetitions is the product of the inner loop and the outer loop.
Nested loops are often used to work with two dimensions, like printing stars in rows and columns.
They are also useful when displaying multidimensional data.
Printing each adjective for every fruit.
Using nested loops to build something interesting.
Nested loops can make code harder to debug because they increase the chance of logical errors.
Nested loops have quadratic time complexity, which can make them less usable.