C-18-Q017mediumsingle_mcq

Without an increment or decrement to the counter, a `while` loop will most likely:

aRun exactly once
bSkip its body entirely
cRun forever (infinite loop)
dRaise a syntax error

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If the counter is never incremented or decremented, the loop condition stays true forever, so the loop runs endlessly. This missing update is a common cause of an infinite loop.

এই অধ্যায়ের আরও প্রশ্ন

C-18-Q018To exit a running while loop intentionally, the loop body should:
C-18-Q019In the format CounterInitialization; while Condition: // Statement; CounterDecrement/Increment, the part where
C-18-Q020The portion of the while loop that decides when to stop iterating is the:
C-18-Q021The portion of the while loop that updates the counter on each pass is the:
C-18-Q022Statements associated with a while loop continue to execute as long as the condition is:
C-18-Q023The statement associated with a while loop is usually a:
C-18-Q024A while loop placed inside another while loop is called a:
C-18-Q025Which of the following can be placed inside a while loop body?
C-18-Q026The initial value of the counter variable is set with the appropriate:
C-18-Q027In a while loop, the final value of the counter (or the condition for it) is given in the:

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Without an increment or decrement to the counter, a while loop will most likely:

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এই অধ্যায়ের আরও প্রশ্ন

Without an increment or decrement to the counter, a while loop will most likely:

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এই অধ্যায়ের আরও প্রশ্ন

Without an increment or decrement to the counter, a `while` loop will most likely:

Without an increment or decrement to the counter, a `while` loop will most likely: