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Range-based for loops, introduced in C++11, provide a clean and concise way to iterate over elements in a container (like arrays, vectors, or strings) without needing explicit indices or iterators. They simplify code and make it more readable, especially for beginners. In this tutorial, we’ll explore the syntax, provide examples, and solve common problems to help you master this powerful feature..

1- IntroductionIn previous tutorials, we explored different ways to handle collections in C++. We started with traditional C-style arrays, then introduced the dynamic std::vector, and most recently discussed the modern std::array in cpp_015: STL Array in C++ (https://medium.com/@staytechrich/list/cpp-c-beginner-053ab9a0ecc3).We also examined how these types are passed to functions: C-style array..