Understanding 'for' and 'range' Loops in Golang

Loops in Golang are an integral part of programming that help execute repeated tasks. Two types: "for" and "range". "For" is versatile, serving the purpose of "while" and traditional "for" loops in other languages. "Range", on the other hand, is used to loop over elements in data structures like arrays, slices, strings, and maps.

This Golang code demonstrates using "for" and "range" loops. The "range" loop iterates over a slice of numbers, while the "for" loop operates like a "while" loop, incrementing a counter until it reaches a certain value.