/* 6.914, Example 1.2
for loops

For loops run with a series of statements.
- The first statement establishes a variable 
and gives that variable a value. "int i = 5;"
- The second statement sets a condition for which the
loop inside the for loop will run. As soon as this condition
becomes false, the for loop will stop executing and the code
afterward will be processed. "i > 0"
- The third statement sets a variable-changing process:
typically, increment or decrement. "i--"

The general form, then, is:
  for(init; test; execute){
    //code to run if test evaluates to true goes here
  }

*/

void setup(){
  size(300, 300);
  strokeWeight(8);
  noLoop();
}

void draw(){
  
  for (int i=5;  i>0;  i--){
    
    point(i*10, i*10);
    println("i = "+i);
 
  }
  
}