How do different types of loops perform in programming?

What are the performance differences between for loops and while loops?

For loops generally have a slight edge in performance due to their predictable iteration count, while while loops can be more flexible.

Are there specific scenarios where one is better than the other?

Yes, for loops are ideal for iterating over arrays or collections, while while loops are better for situations where the number of iterations isn't known in advance.

What about the performance of forEach compared to traditional loops?

The forEach method can be less performant than traditional loops because it involves function calls for each iteration, which adds overhead.

Can you provide examples of when to use each type of loop?

Sure! Use for loops for fixed iterations, while loops for conditions, and forEach for cleaner code when working with arrays.