FOR (I=1951; I<=2020; I++): The History of Computer Programming FOR Loops

Ernesto, the team’s newest member, becomes an unwitting pawn in the foil between senior programmers Antoní and Ken over the use of FOR loops.

They met by chance at Starbucks and were both on their way back to the office. Ken found himself alone with Antoní. He ventured a topic, “So what do you think about JavaScript’s iterable protocol?”