In the example code below the loop flows through these steps: Setting initial variable value of i to 0 Testing if the loop should be running while i is 0 Running the code block console.log(i) Updating i to be 1 Testing if the loop should be running while i is 1 Running the code block console.log(i) Updating i to be 2 Testing if the loop should be running while i is 2 This means the code will log 0 and 1 to the console.

for (let i = 0; i < 2; i++) {
   console​.log(i)
}