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What is a characteristic of a 'while(0)' loop?
What is a characteristic of a 'while(0)' loop?
In a switch statement, what happens after a case label is matched?
In a switch statement, what happens after a case label is matched?
Which of the following is an invalid case label in a switch statement?
Which of the following is an invalid case label in a switch statement?
How does an else statement function in relation to an if statement?
How does an else statement function in relation to an if statement?
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What is true about the 'do-while' loop?
What is true about the 'do-while' loop?
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What is the outcome of the following loop? for(i=0;i<5;i++);
followed by code1; code2;
What is the outcome of the following loop? for(i=0;i<5;i++);
followed by code1; code2;
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Which statement about the 'break' control statement is true?
Which statement about the 'break' control statement is true?
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What happens when you use duplicate case labels in a switch statement?
What happens when you use duplicate case labels in a switch statement?
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In the case statement case a ... b:
, what is the purpose of the range?
In the case statement case a ... b:
, what is the purpose of the range?
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Which of the following is a valid switch statement?
Which of the following is a valid switch statement?
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Study Notes
Control Statements
- Conditional Control statements: Used to control the flow of execution based on conditions
- if(condition): Executes a block of code if the condition is true
- if-else: Executes one block if the condition is true and another block if it's false
- if-else-if ladder:Allows multiple conditions to be checked sequentially.
- switch(): Allows multiple options based on the value of an expression.
- switch(variable/expression)
Loops
- Loops execute a block of code repeatedly until a condition is met
- while: The condition is checked at the beginning of each iteration.
- while(condition): Executes a block of code while the condition is true
- do-while: The condition is checked at the end of each iteration.
- do{code;} while(condition); - Ensures the code runs at least once.
- for: Used for a specific number of iterations.
- for(initialization;condition;update): Executes a block of code a set number of times -Initialization: executed once before the loop begins -Condition: tested before each iteration -Update/Increment: executed after each iteration.
Jump Statements
- break: Used to exit a loop or switch statement prematurely.
- continue: Skips the current iteration of a loop and proceeds to the next.
- goto: Transfers control to a labeled statement within the code.
Conditional Statements Considerations
- Unreachable Code: Code that will never be executed because a prior condition always evaluates to true/false.
- Case Values: Case labels within a switch statement must be unique and constant expressions (e.g., integers, characters).
- Duplicate Case Labels: Not allowed in a switch statement
- Valid Expression Choices in Switch: The expression in a switch statement must be a value (int, char, or enumerated type)
General Notes
- Indentation: Crucial for code readability and correct execution; especially in loops and conditional statements.
- Comments: Documenting code enhances understanding and maintainability.
- Data Types: Variables must have appropriate data types that match the operation you are performing (int, float, etc.)
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This quiz covers the fundamental concepts of control statements and loops in programming. Test your understanding of conditional statements like if-else and switch, as well as various types of loops, including while, do-while, and for. Master these concepts to enhance your programming skills.