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What does the closing brace in line 11 indicate?
What does the closing brace in line 11 indicate?
Which line's closing brace marks the end of the entire class structure?
Which line's closing brace marks the end of the entire class structure?
What is indicated by the closing brace in line 13?
What is indicated by the closing brace in line 13?
If line 11 marks the end of a method, which closing brace follows it immediately?
If line 11 marks the end of a method, which closing brace follows it immediately?
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Based on the provided lines, which statement about the closing braces is accurate?
Based on the provided lines, which statement about the closing braces is accurate?
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Which of the following correctly describes the structure of a while loop?
Which of the following correctly describes the structure of a while loop?
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In which scenario is a do...while loop preferred over a while loop?
In which scenario is a do...while loop preferred over a while loop?
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If a program calculates the salary of an employee for five years with a 10% increment each year, what will the salary be after the first increment if the initial salary is $50,000?
If a program calculates the salary of an employee for five years with a 10% increment each year, what will the salary be after the first increment if the initial salary is $50,000?
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What output format should a program that generates a multiplication table for integers 1 to 9 follow?
What output format should a program that generates a multiplication table for integers 1 to 9 follow?
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Which of the following statements about increments in salary calculations is correct?
Which of the following statements about increments in salary calculations is correct?
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When an outer loop iterates, what is true about the inner loops?
When an outer loop iterates, what is true about the inner loops?
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What describes the relationship between the outer loop and inner loops in programming?
What describes the relationship between the outer loop and inner loops in programming?
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Which statement best reflects the operational strategy of loops?
Which statement best reflects the operational strategy of loops?
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Why might a programmer choose to use nested loops?
Why might a programmer choose to use nested loops?
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In the context of loop execution, what does the term 'iteration' specifically refer to?
In the context of loop execution, what does the term 'iteration' specifically refer to?
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Study Notes
Introduction to Programming and Problem Solving (CS101)
- This is a programming course (CS101).
- Lecture 9 focuses on loop structures.
While Loop Structure
- The
whileloop first evaluates a condition. - If the condition is true, the code block is executed.
- The condition is reevaluated after each execution of the block.
- The block may not execute if the initial condition is false.
- The loop continues until the condition becomes false.
-
Expression1: Control variable name and initialization -
Expression2: Loop continuation condition -
Expression3: Increment/Decrement
Example in C# (printing "Hello" 10 times)
- Demonstrates a
whileloop for repeated output. - A counter variable (
i) is initialized and incremented in the loop.
Example in C# (printing numbers 1 to 10)
- Prints numbers from 1 to 10 using a
whileloop.
Example in C# (printing even numbers 1 to 10)
- Prints even numbers from 1 to 10 using a
whileloop, starting at 2. - Increments by 2 in each iteration.
Example in C# (printing even numbers 10 to 1)
- Prints even numbers from 10 down to 1.
- Decrements by 2 in each iteration.
Do... While Loop Structure
- The
do...whileloop ensures the code block executes at least once. - A condition is checked at the end of each iteration.
- The loop continues as long as the condition remains true.
Example in C# (printing "Hello World" 10 times)
- Demonstrates how a
do...whileloop operates. - The code block is executed before checking the loop condition; so it runs at least once.
Example in C# (printing numbers from 1 to 10)
- Demonstrates a
do...whileloop structure. - The loop ensures each number 1 to 10 is printed.
Example in C# (printing even numbers 1 to 10)
- Prints even numbers 1 to 10 using a
do...whileloop.
Example in C# (printing even numbers 10 to 1)
- Prints even numbers 10 to 1, using a
do...whileloop.
Example 6.9: Summation of First n Numbers
- Demonstrates calculating the sum of the first 'n' natural numbers.
- Shows this using
for,while, anddo...whileloops. - Calculates sum based on user input for 'n'.
Example 6.10: Factorial of a Number
- Calculates the factorial of a number using
for,while, anddo-whileloops. - Accepts user input for the number.
Calculating x to the power of y
- Calculates x raised to the power of y.
- Shows examples for
for,while, anddo-whileloops.
Break vs. Continue Statement
-
breakstatement: Exits the loop entirely. -
continuestatement: Skips the rest of the current iteration.
Example 6.14: Continue Example
- Demonstrates the use of the
continuestatement inside a loop. - The
continuestatement skips to the next iteration, when the condition is true.
Example 6.15: Break Example
- Demonstrates the use of a
breakstatement in a loop. - The
breakstatement gets the program out of the loop, when the condition is true.
Example 6.16: Sum of Unspecified Integer Numbers
- Demonstrates accepting an indefinite number of integer numbers.
- The program adds the entered integers until a non-positive number is entered.
Example 6. 7: Employee Salary
- Computes an employee's salary for five years.
- It increases the salary by 10% annually.
Nested Loop
- Nested loops comprise an outer loop that encloses one or more inner loops.
- The inner loop completes all of its iterations for each iteration of the outer loop.
Nested For Loop (Example 6.17)
Example 6.21(c): Displaying a Matrix of "*"
- Prints a matrix structure of a specified number of rows and columns.
Example 7: Multiplication Table
- Demonstrates creating a multiplication table from 1 up to a user-specified number.
Exercise: Sum of Odd Numbers from 1 to 100
- Calculates the sum of odd numbers from 1 to 100 using various loop types.
Exercise: Program for Multiplication Table
- Creates a multiplication table for numbers up to a user-specified range.
Exercise: Displaying a Pattern
- Prints a specific pattern of asterisks using nested loops.
Exercise: Calculating Employee's Salary
- Implements code to compute an employee's salary for five years, based on a 10% yearly increment.
Exercise: Check for Prime Numbers
- Determines whether a number is prime.
Exercise: Find Prime Numbers within a Range
- Prints prime numbers between 1 and 1000.
How to add two specific numbers
- Explains the algorithm for adding two numbers
Basic Structure of a C# Program
- Illustrates a C# program structure.
Variable Declaration
- Describes rules for declaring variables, including choosing a variable name.
Printing Statements
- Explains various ways to display text or variable values in C#.
Assignment Statement
- Describes assignment statements in C#.
- Provides different examples.
Operators
- Discusses different types of operators in C#: arithmetic, relational, logical, bitwise, assignment.
Increment and Decrement Operators
- Describes the
++and--operators. - Shows how and when these operators are used.
Relational Operators
- Explains C# relational operators (>, >=, <, <=, ==, !=).
Logical Operators
Bitwise Operators
- Describes bitwise operators in C#.
- Provides Examples.
Compound Assignment Operators
- Describes shortcut operator examples.
- Shows equivalent assignment statements for various operations, like adding and assigning.
Operators Precedence
- Details the order that operations are performed within an expression.
- Shows the priority order of C# operators.
Size of Method
- Size of data type in C# or memory size occupied by a data type.
Decision-Making Structures
- Covers the use of
if,if...else,and nestedif...elsestatements to control the flow of a program based on conditions.
Conditional Assignments
- Shows how conditional operators are used.
Switch Statements
- Explains how switch statements work.
- Provides examples of using switch for various purposes.
Loop Structures (for, while, do-while)
- Details three loop structures in C#.
- Provides examples using these loops.
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Test your knowledge on programming constructs such as closing braces, loops, and salary calculations. This quiz focuses on understanding the structure and functionality of various loops in programming. Challenge yourself with questions about code structure and salary increment calculations!
