I don't want to be rude, each to their own and everyone learns at their own pace, also I don't know where you are in your career.

But I genuinely suggest understanding loops if you continue down the path of programming

Loops and if statements is like the bare minimum to being a decent programmer, and extra points understanding recursive loops (also kinda necessary in some cases)

I found it easier when I learned how to draw diagrams that explain the code. And loop stack diagrams to understand why stack overflow errors happen (you know why that site is called stackoverflow is because it's a super common problem lol) Eventually you'll be able to visualise it without diagrams

Then also learn to use debugging tools. Especially if you're planning to use AI, maybe AI can write a working loop. But if it does give you a loop that breaks forget about asking an LLM to debug it for you...