golangUsing FOR loop in Go

Please note:

The totals shown here are for demonstrative purposes only and are not necessary for the loop to function.
i := 0; is only executed before the loop starts.
i < 10; is executed before each loop (to check that the condition is being met.)
i++ is executed at the end of each loop.

total := 0
i_total := 0
for i := 0; i < 10; i++ {
    total += 1
    i_total += i
}
fmt.Println(total)
fmt.Println(itotal)ctrl + cgithub

`total := 0` define the loop total (optional)	`i_total := 0` define the cumulative total (optional)
`for` open the definition of the loop	`i := 0;` define the variable (`i`) that will be looped over (does not have to be 0)
`i < 10;` define the condition the loop will run on (could be `<=`, `>`, or `>=`)	`i++` define how much to increment `i` on each run of the loop
`{` close the definition of the loop, start the logic within it	`total += 1` increment the loop total by one (optional)
`i_total += i` add the current `i` to the cumulative total (optional)	`fmt.Println(total)` print the loop total, which is 10 (optional)
`fmt.Println(itotal)` print the cumulative total, which is 45 (optional)