To convert the same task to a `for` loop, an equivalent header is:

afor i in range(0)
bfor i in range(1, 4)
cfor i in range(3, 1)
dfor i in range(-1, 3)

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range(1, 4) generates the values 1, 2, 3 — stopping before the upper bound 4 — which exactly matches the counter values entering the while (count<=3) loop. The stop value in range is always exclusive.

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C-18-Q043

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C-18-Q045

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C-18-Q045The sum of all positive integers from 1 to 100 (the result of the textbook program) is:
C-18-Q046In the textbook sum program, the accumulator variable is initialized as:
C-18-Q047The counter variable in the sum program is initialized as:
C-18-Q048Inside the loop, the value of sum is updated with the line:
C-18-Q049The loop condition used to add numbers up to 100 is:
C-18-Q050After the loop ends, the program displays the result with:
C-18-Q051If the condition were while count<=10 with the same body, the printed sum would be:
C-18-Q052If the program forgot to write count=count+1, what would happen?

C-18-Q053To compute the sum from 1 to 50 (short-answer task), which condition is correct?

C-18-Q054To sum the first 100 positive integers using a for loop instead, an equivalent header is:

Problem Solving through Programming (Nested Loops, While, Continue and Break) — সব প্রশ্ন দেখুন (103টি) →

To convert the same task to a for loop, an equivalent header is:

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এই অধ্যায়ের আরও প্রশ্ন

To convert the same task to a `for` loop, an equivalent header is: