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"In general, C++ programming language follows a sequential execution approach. The first statement is executed and then the compiler moves to the next statement in line. In case of a conditional statement, the statement is executed depending on the result of the condition. In addition, you can use looping statements in C++ when you want to repeat the execution of a specific block of code till a specific condition is satisfied. For example, you want to print numbers from 1 to 10. Instead of manually writing the code with 10 separate print statements, you can define a loop statement and let the compiler to manually increment the value after every iteration and print the value. You can finish writing this piece of code in just 2-3 lines. The looping statements available in C++ are : For loop While loop Do .. While loop"