Difference between “for” loop and “while” loop?

Topic	For	While
Main margin:	Generally runs till a predetermined iteration.	Loops until a condition meets.
Boolean substitution:	Not possible in general sense.	One of the best feature of while is Boolean (true/false) checking condition. e.g: while ( x--){}
Accessory variables:	Is a must creating 1 new variable.	No needed most of the time.
Avatars:	for has 2 types. 1. Regular for loop for( initialization;  condition; increments/decrements ) {    statements;  } 2. Alternative notation in Java 5 for( element type name :  collection ) {    statements; // loop will execute each element  }	Has while and do-while.
Speed:	Probably for loop, may be because it looks out for 1 specific item through statement body.	while loop has to check conditions for each run until the condition satisfy(ies).

and -> Difference between “while” loop and “do while” loop.