The for loop is simply a while loop with a bit more code added to it. The common tasks that are covered by a for loop are:

1. Set a counter variable to some initial value.
2. Check to see if the conditional statement is true.
3. Execute the code within the loop.
4. Increment a counter at the end of each iteration through the loop.

The for loop allows you to define these steps in one easy line of code. It may seem to have a strange form, so pay close attention to the syntax used!

Let us take the example from the while loop lesson and see how it could be done in a for loop. The basic structure of the for loop is as follows:

Notice how all the steps of the loop are taken care of in the for loop statement.

Each step is separated by a semicolon: initiliaze counter, conditional statement, and the counter increment.

A semicolon is needed because these are separate expressions.

However, notice that a semicolon is not needed after the "increment counter" expression.

Here is the example of the brush prices done with a for loop .

Note For more detail please see Php Manual at http://www.php.net