C-18-Q036mediumsingle_mcq

Nested loops let you express problems where:

aNo repetition is needed
bA repeated task itself depends on another repeated task
cOnly single iterations are required
dConditions are not allowed

ব্যাখ্যা

Nested loops are used when a repeated task must itself be repeated for each step of another repeated task. This two-level repetition is exactly what one loop inside another expresses.

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