Program using expression FOR do not function good

This Program do not fuction good and I have no idea why?

const int Switch1 = 3; //Switch 1 is connected to Arduino's pin 3.
const int Switch2 = 4; //Switch 2 is connected to Arduino's pin 4.
const int Switch3 = 5; //Switch 3 is connected to Arduino's pin 5.
const int Switch4 = 6; //Switch 4 is connected to Arduino's pin 6.
const int start = 7; //Start botton is connected to Arduino's pin 7.
const int pass = 8; //Pass input signal is connected to Arduino's pin 8.
const int pass_led = 9; //Pass led is connected to Arduino's pin 9.
const int fail = 10; //Fail input signal isC connected to Arduino's pin 10.
const int fail_led = 11; //fail led is connected to Arduino's pin 11.
int i,j,k; //General variables for loops.

void setup()
{
pinMode(Switch1, OUTPUT);
pinMode(Switch2, OUTPUT);
pinMode(Switch3, OUTPUT);
pinMode(Switch4, OUTPUT);
pinMode(start, INPUT);
pinMode(pass, INPUT);
pinMode(pass_led, OUTPUT);
pinMode(fail, INPUT);
pinMode(fail_led, OUTPUT);
}

void loop()
{
if (digitalRead (start) == HIGH) // If start button is pressed, 1st sequence stars.
i=10;
j=10;
k=10;
{
digitalWrite(Switch1, HIGH);
digitalWrite(Switch2, HIGH);
digitalWrite(Switch3, HIGH);
digitalWrite(Switch4, HIGH);
delay(1000);
for (i=10; i>=10; i++)//Wait for the pass or fail signal for the 1st sequence
{
if(fail==HIGH)//Breaks the 1st sequence loop and turns on fail led if 1st test fails.
{
digitalWrite(fail_led, HIGH);
break;
}
}
}
if(digitalRead (pass)==HIGH)//Starts the 2nd sequence if the 1st test is passed.
{
digitalWrite(pass_led, HIGH);//Pass_led is turned on to indicate that the 1st test is passed.
digitalWrite(Switch1, HIGH);//2nd sequence stars.
digitalWrite(Switch2, HIGH);
digitalWrite(Switch3, LOW);
digitalWrite(Switch4, LOW);
delay(1000);
digitalWrite(pass_led, LOW);
for (j=10; j>=10; j++)//Wait for the pass or fail signal for the 2nd sequence.
{
if( digitalRead (fail)==HIGH)//Breaks the 2nd sequence loop and turns on fail led if 2nd test fails.
{
digitalWrite(fail_led, HIGH);
break;
}
}
}
if(digitalRead (pass)==HIGH)
{
digitalWrite(pass_led, HIGH);
digitalWrite(Switch1, LOW);//Starts the 3rd sequence if the 2nd test is passed.
digitalWrite(Switch2, LOW);
digitalWrite(Switch3, LOW);
digitalWrite(Switch4, HIGH);
delay(1000);
digitalWrite(pass_led, LOW);
for (k=10; k>=10; k++) //Wait for the pass or fail signal for the 3rd sequence.
{
if(digitalRead (fail)==HIGH)//Breaks the 3rd sequence loop and turns on fail led if 3rd test fails.
{
digitalWrite(fail_led, HIGH);
break;
}
if(digitalRead (pass)==HIGH)
{
digitalWrite(pass_led, HIGH);
break;
}
}
}
}

  1. Please read the sticky post at the top "How to use the Forum". Specifically, how to post your code so that it's readable.
  2. What happens when you run the program?

pinMode() for switches are usually INPUTs

if (digitalRead (start) == HIGH) // If start button is pressed, 1st sequence stars.
 i=10;
 j=10;
 k=10;
 {

This part looks wrong. What that will do is execute i=10 if the condition is true, and then execute the stuff after either way: if(condition) executes the next statement or block if the condition is true. I think you mean for that curly brace (which is doing nothing useful where it is) to be right after the if statement, so all that stuff was executed only if the condition was true.

I think a ctrl+T autoformat would help you see some of the problems in your code.