If you are writing a while loop that increases the counter variable i by 1, and want the loop to stop after six iterations, you should _____. a. initialize i with a value of 1 and use i <= 5 as the conditional expression b. initializeiwith a value of 0 and usei <= 5as the conditional expression c. initialize i with a value of 1 and use i >= 1 as the conditional expression d. initializeiwith a value of 0 and usei < 7as the conditional expression

If you are writing a while loop that increases the counter variable i by 1, and want the loop to stop after six iterations, you should _____. a. initialize i with a value of 1 and use i <= 5 as the conditional expression b. initializeiwith a value of 0 and usei <= 5as the conditional expression c. initialize i with a value of 1 and use i >= 1 as the conditional expression d. initializeiwith a value of 0 and usei < 7as the conditional expression

Microsoft Visual C#

7th Edition

ISBN:9781337102100

Author:Joyce, Farrell.

Publisher:Joyce, Farrell.

Chapter5: Looping

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 9RQ

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