Iterative Statements

Question 1

is one that causes a statement or collection of statements to be executed zero, one, or more time(s).

Answer 1

iterative statement

Question 2

An iterative statement is often called a …

Answer 2

loop

Question 3

The … of a loop is the collection of statements whose execution is controlled by the iteration statement

Answer 3

body

Question 4

When the test for loop completion occurs before the loop body is executed, it is referred to as …

Answer 4

pretest

Question 5

If the test for loop completion occurs after the loop body is executed, it is called …

Answer 5

posttest

Question 6

A counting iterative control statement has a variable called the … in which the count value is maintained

Answer 6

loop variable

Question 7

It also includes some means of specifying the initial and terminal values of the loop variable, and the different between sequential loop variables, called the …

Answer 7

stepsize

Question 8

The initial, terminal, and stepsize specifications of a loop are called the …

Answer 8

loop parameters

Question 9

The repetition control of a … is based on a Boolean expression

Answer 9

logically controlled loop

Question 10

allow programmers to choose a location for loop control other than the top or bottom of the loop body

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user-located control loops

Question 11

that is used to skip the rest of the loop statements on the current iteration without terminating the loop structure

Answer 11

continue

Question 12

are loop statements for processing data structures such as linked lists, hashes, and trees

Answer 12

data-based iterators