&gt; With a higher level mechanism, we can separate the behavior that we want for loops from the behavior we want for everything else in a nice, clean way.<p>Yes! One decisive advantage that high-level iteration constructs have over for loops is that they&#x27;re easier to optimize.<p>One obvious example here is bounds checks: there&#x27;s no need to have infrastructure to optimize out bounds checks over arrays during loops if you have a construct that eliminates the indexing entirely.