To process every item in a collection individually, which control flow should be employed?

The "For Each" control flow is designed specifically for iterating through each item in a collection one at a time. This functionality is essential when you need to perform the same action or set of actions on every element within a list, array, or any collection, making it the most efficient and straightforward choice for this scenario.

Using "For Each," the process can automatically handle each item sequentially without requiring additional setup for indexing or checking conditions. This makes the handling of collections more intuitive and reduces the likelihood of errors compared to other control flows that are not tailored for this purpose.

In contrast, the "While" control flow is structured to repeat actions as long as a specified condition is true, which may not inherently relate to iterating through every item in a collection unless combined with an appropriate counter, thus complicating the process.

The "If" control flow is conditional and is used to execute specific actions based on whether a condition is met. While it can be used within the context of a loop to manage individual items, it does not facilitate the iteration over a collection by itself.

The "Sequence" flow involves executing a set of activities one after another in a predefined order but does not inherently provide the structure needed for processing items in a collection,