understanding-while-loop.c

#include<stdio.h>
void main()
{
	int i;
	i=1;

 while ( i <= 10 )
   {
     printf("Now i is %d so accarding to condiction %d <= 10 which is true ",i,i);
     printf("so loop will execute it's statements\n");
	i = i+1;
   }
     printf("Now i is %d so accarding to condiction %d <= 10 which is not true ",i,i);
	printf("so loop will stop and it's other statements will run");

}

/*
Now i is 1 so accarding to condiction 1 <= 10 which is true so loop will execute it's statements
Now i is 2 so accarding to condiction 2 <= 10 which is true so loop will execute it's statements
Now i is 3 so accarding to condiction 3 <= 10 which is true so loop will execute it's statements
Now i is 4 so accarding to condiction 4 <= 10 which is true so loop will execute it's statements
Now i is 5 so accarding to condiction 5 <= 10 which is true so loop will execute it's statements
Now i is 6 so accarding to condiction 6 <= 10 which is true so loop will execute it's statements
Now i is 7 so accarding to condiction 7 <= 10 which is true so loop will execute it's statements
Now i is 8 so accarding to condiction 8 <= 10 which is true so loop will execute it's statements
Now i is 9 so accarding to condiction 9 <= 10 which is true so loop will execute it's statements
Now i is 10 so accarding to condiction 10 <= 10 which is true so loop will execute it's statements
Now i is 11 so accarding to condiction 11 <= 10 which is not true so loop will stop and it's other statements will run
*/