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What is a loop in programming?
What is a loop in programming?
- A statement that only runs once and then terminates
- A function that stops the program from executing further
- A variable that stores multiple values
- A command that tells the program to repeat a certain action until a specific condition is met (correct)
What is Scratch programming primarily designed for?
What is Scratch programming primarily designed for?
- Developing complex enterprise applications
- Creating machine learning algorithms
- Writing low-level system software
- Teaching coding concepts to beginners in a fun and interactive way (correct)
Which type of loop in Scratch is useful when something needs to happen before the loop should stop?
Which type of loop in Scratch is useful when something needs to happen before the loop should stop?
- Repeat Until Loop (correct)
- While Loop
- Forever Loop
- Repeat x number of times Loop
Why are loops considered more efficient in programming?
Why are loops considered more efficient in programming?
In Scratch programming, which section contains the types of loops available?
In Scratch programming, which section contains the types of loops available?
What do conditional statements in Scratch determine?
What do conditional statements in Scratch determine?
In Scratch, what happens if the condition set in an 'IF Then' block is false?
In Scratch, what happens if the condition set in an 'IF Then' block is false?
How does the 'IF Then Else' block differ from the 'IF Then' block in Scratch?
How does the 'IF Then Else' block differ from the 'IF Then' block in Scratch?
What does the 'IF Then Else' block evaluate in Scratch?
What does the 'IF Then Else' block evaluate in Scratch?
How many times does an 'IF Then' block evaluate its condition in Scratch?
How many times does an 'IF Then' block evaluate its condition in Scratch?
What do conditional statements in Scratch determine?
What do conditional statements in Scratch determine?
How many times does an 'IF Then' block evaluate its condition in Scratch?
How many times does an 'IF Then' block evaluate its condition in Scratch?
What happens if the condition set in an 'IF Then' block is false in Scratch?
What happens if the condition set in an 'IF Then' block is false in Scratch?
How does the 'IF Then Else' block differ from the 'IF Then' block in Scratch?
How does the 'IF Then Else' block differ from the 'IF Then' block in Scratch?
What does the 'IF Then ()' block evaluate in Scratch?
What does the 'IF Then ()' block evaluate in Scratch?
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