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What is the purpose of a for loop in C programming?
What is the purpose of a for loop in C programming?
- To execute a block of code only once
- To skip a block of code based on a condition
- To execute a block of code repeatedly as long as a specified condition is met (correct)
- To terminate the program
What is the syntax of a for loop in C programming?
What is the syntax of a for loop in C programming?
- Initialization, execution, and increment/decrement
- Initialization, condition, and increment/decrement (correct)
- Initialization, condition, and termination
- Initialization, condition, and skipping
What does the initialization part of a for loop in C programming do?
What does the initialization part of a for loop in C programming do?
- Executes the block of code
- Skips the loop
- Terminates the program
- Initializes the loop control variable (correct)
What does the condition part of a for loop in C programming represent?
What does the condition part of a for loop in C programming represent?
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For Loop in C Programming
- The purpose of a for loop in C programming is to execute a block of code repeatedly for a specified number of iterations.
Syntax of a For Loop
- The syntax of a for loop in C programming is:
for (initialization; condition; increment/decrement) { code to be executed }
Initialization Part
- The initialization part of a for loop in C programming is used to set the initial value of a loop counter variable.
- This part is executed only once, at the beginning of the loop.
Condition Part
- The condition part of a for loop in C programming represents a boolean expression that is evaluated at the beginning of each iteration.
- The loop body is executed only if the condition is true.
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