Could you provide instructions on creating a loop with a range of 3 to 50 and increment of 0.2?

It appears that there are two code examples presented, one using a for loop and the other using the range function, to display a sequence of numbers from 3 to 50 with an increment of 0.2 in PHP.

 It is generally recommended to use integer values when creating loops; however, there may be instances where a non-integer step size is necessary. In cases such as these, it may be necessary to adjust the loop termination condition to account for possible floating-point precision issues.
Additionally, in situations where it is necessary to work with non-integer sequences, such as going from 30 to 500 and then dividing by 10, one can either divide by 10 directly or add it to a separate variable.

<?php

echo "<xmp>";

for($i = 3; $i <= 50; $i + 0.2)
{
    echo "{$i}\r\n";
}

echo "</xmp>";

?>

<?php

$arr = range(3, 50, 0.2);

foreach ($arr as $i)
    {
        echo $i, ' ';
    }  
?>

Like this?
for($iteration=3;$iteration<=50;$iteration+=0.2) {
foreach($names as $name) { }
}