How do `for` and `while` loops differ in Java?
`for` loops are used for iterating through collections, while `while` loops are for situations where you donâ€™t know how many iterations are needed.
Youâ€™re partially correct. Both `for` and `while` can be used for iteration, but `for` is more suitable when the number of iterations is known beforehand.
Can you explain when you'd prefer one loop over the other, such as in situations with definite vs. indefinite loops?