Repetition Structure in C++: What Is It? Quiz and Flashcards

What is the main difference between a while loop and a do-while loop?

Which of the following is NOT a type of control structure?

What is the purpose of a midterm exam in a programming course?

What is the general format of a do-while loop?

Which chapter covers user-defined functions, definition, parameters, and returning a value?

Which of the following is NOT a topic covered in the course?

In C++ programming, do-while loop is considered a pretest loop.

A do-while loop does not require a semicolon after the while(expression).

Do-while loop in C++ can be used to emulate a for loop structure.

The main difference between a while loop and a do-while loop is that a while loop guarantees at least one execution of the loop body.

The logic structure of a do-while loop consists of the word 'do' followed by the loop execution statement, then the condition within the parentheses, and finally the loop body.

In C++, a do-while loop allows more flexibility in loop control compared to a for loop.

Chapter 8-9: Repetition Control Structures

'For' and 'Do-While' Structures

The do-while loop is a type of posttest loop, which means the loop is executed first, then the expression is tested.
The general format of a do-while loop is: do { statement; } while (expression);
A semicolon is required after the expression in a do-while loop.

Overview of COE202 / Programming for Engineers I

The course covers basics of C and C++ programming, introduction to algorithms and pseudo codes, and elements of C++.
Topics include syntax and semantic rules, identifiers, data types, variable scopes, arithmetic operators, and constants.
Other topics covered are user input and data output, increment and decrement operators, relational operators, logical and bitwise operators, and unary operators.

Course Outline

Chapter 1-2: Basics of C and C++ programming, introduction to algorithms and pseudo codes
Chapter 3-4: User input and data output, increment and decrement operators, relational operators, logical and bitwise operators, and unary operators
Chapter 5: Operator precedence, selection control structures, and if-elseif-else statements
Chapter 6-7: Selection control structures, switch case statements, and repetition control structures
Chapter 8: Repetition control structures, for structures, and midterm exam
Chapter 9: Repetition control structures, do-while loops, and nested control structures
Chapter 10-11: Program representation using flow charts, user-defined functions, and definition, parameters, and returning a value
Chapter 12-13: User-defined functions, call by value, and by reference, arrays, and string operations
Chapter 14: Enumeration type

Test your knowledge on repetition control structures such as 'for' and 'do-while' loops in C++. This quiz covers topics like basics of C and C++ programming, introduction to algorithms, user input and data output, as well as relational and logical operators.