12 Questions
A repetition control structure is also known as the ______ or iteration control structure.
loop
The ______ loop is used to execute one or more statements multiple times until a specified condition is fulfilled.
loop
The code in a loop is repeated a number of times depending on what number is declared as the number of ______ or until a given condition is true.
repetition
The ______ loop is a repetitive statement in which the process is iterated again and again as long as the Boolean expression remains TRUE.
while
The ______ loop is similar to the while loop, but it checks the condition after each execution of its loop body.
do-while
You can stop an infinite loop from executing by pressing the Ctrl + C or Ctrl + ______ keys.
break
What is the purpose of a LOOP in programming?
To execute one or more statements multiple times until a specified condition is fulfilled
Which loop always executes its body at least once, even if the Boolean expression is false?
DO-WHILE LOOP
In a FOR LOOP, how is the number of repetitions typically defined?
By declaring a specific number of repetitions or based on a true/false expression
What happens if you press Ctrl + C or Ctrl + break keys in an infinite loop?
It immediately stops the loop and terminates the program
Which loop structure executes a series of statements repeatedly as long as the Boolean expression remains TRUE?
WHILE LOOP
What is the primary difference between a WHILE LOOP and a DO-WHILE LOOP?
The DO-WHILE LOOP checks the condition before executing its body
This quiz focuses on defining and understanding different types of loops in programming, including while loops, do-while loops, and for loops. Learn about how repetition control structures work and how they are used for executing code multiple times based on specific conditions.
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