Perform the following steps:

1. Create a file named looping.rs and enter the following code in the script.
2. In the main function, perform a looping operation on the mutable variable x, which is initially assigned to the integer value of 1.
3. Define a loop statement, which is an infinite iterative statement, and check the various conditions inside its scope:

        fn main() {
 
          // mutuable variable whose value can be changed
          let mut x =1;
          println!(" Loop even numbers ");
 
          // Continously loops 
          loop {
            // Check if x is an even number or not
            if (x % 2 == 0){
              println!("{}",x);
              x += 1;
              // goes to the loop again
              continue;
            }
            // exit if the number is greater than 10
            if (x > 10) {
            break;
          }
          // increment the number when not even
          x+=1;
        }

4. Create a mutable variable y and assign it to the integer value 1 , and define a while loop with the y < 10 condition:

        let mut y = 1;
         // while loop
         println!("while 1 to 9 ");
         while y < 10 {
         println!("{}",y );
         y +=1;
         }

5. Perform a similar operation as for the while loop. Here, use the for loop to iterate over the 1 to 9 range on the mutable variable z, which is initially assigned to the value 1:

        let mut z = 1;
         //for loop 
         println!(" For 1 to 9");
         for z in 1 .. 10 {
         println!("{}",z );
         }
        }

You should get the following screenshot as output upon running the preceding code: