How does the Octave store the values obtained during each iteration of a loop?

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The Octave stores the values obtained during each iteration of a loop in variables or data structures such as arrays, matrices, or cell arrays. These variables can be defined before the loop or dynamically created during the loop iterations using concatenation or other functions. The values can also be stored in files or displayed on the screen using print or display commands. The choice of storage method depends on the specific requirements of the problem at hand and the available memory and processing resources.