<ul><li>Loops in Perl are essential for automating repetitive tasks and processing data efficiently.</li><li>Perl offers various loop types including 'for', 'foreach', 'while', 'until', and 'do...while' loops.</li><li>The 'for' loop provides a C-style loop with initialization, condition, and increment for known iterations.</li><li>It can iterate over arrays or lists either by index or directly, making it versatile for different needs.</li><li>The 'foreach' loop is preferable for iterating over arrays as it simplifies processing without index management.</li><li>The 'while' loop repeats a block of code while a condition is true, useful for dynamic iterations.</li><li>The 'until' loop executes until a condition is false, similar to 'while' but with a reversed logic.</li><li>The 'do...while' loop guarantees executing the block at least once before evaluating the condition.</li><li>Mastering these loop constructs enables writing efficient and readable Perl scripts.</li><li>Each loop type serves a specific purpose, offering flexibility for different programming scenarios.</li></ul>

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