Okay, guys, so, so far in this course, we've been seeing code that would be executed only once. But what if we need to repeat our code repeat executing our code over and over again, that's when we need to use a loop. And a loop is basically a way for you to execute your code over and over again. But we're not gonna go through the code over and over again forever, there's going to be a point when we would need to stop executing our code, or else our macro will go through an endless loop and we'll never stop, right. So how you stop executing the code is determined by either the number of times that you've asked Excel to repeat the code. So if you ask Excel to repeat the code for 10 times, so Excel will stop executing the code after the 10th time, right?

Or you could ask Excel to keep on repeating the code until a certain condition is met, and when a certain condition is met. That's when Excel stops repeating the code that's called like exiting the loop. And we'll see how to do that. So that was a quick introduction to loops. It's a way of repeating some code over and over again, it saves a lot of time. It adds a lot of power to your code, and we will see how useful loops are on the upcoming videos.