EBK JAVA PROGRAMMING
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Chapter 6, Problem 1RQ
<PROGRAM-DESCRIPTION-ANSWER>
A structure that enables repeated execution of a block of statements is called as a “Loop”.
Hence, the correct answer is option “C”.
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Loop:
- A loop is referred to as a structure that enables repeated execution of a block of statements.
- A Boolean expression is evaluated within a looping structure.
- If the Boolean expression is true, then a block of statements known as the loop body is executed and the Boolean expression is evaluated again.
- The loop ends when the Boolean expression becomes false.
- The loop body can either be a single statement or a block of statements written between curly braces.
- The execution of any loop once is known as an iteration.
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