So, let's say we're just going to print out whatever the current value of i is. This way, you'll get a good idea of seeing how i changes. So, let's build this project. Here we go, and then we're going to run it. There you can see, i starts at zero and then counts all the way up until 10. But then what happens here is that i comes back, gets updated to 11. As soon as i is 11, it is no longer less than or equal to 10 and so the loop stops. Like I said before, this loop will run exactly how many times you tell it to, and you can change each of these three things based on what you need.