Problem Solving through Programming (Nested Loops, While, Continue and Break)

A for loop that contains another for statement inside it is called:

In a nested for loop, the loop placed inside another for is called the:

In a nested for loop, the loop that surrounds another for is called the:

Which loop completes its full set of iterations first in a nested for structure?

For each single iteration of the outer loop, the inner loop:

The pattern produced by for i in range(1,10): for j in range(1, i+1): print(j, end="_") followed by print() is:

Nested loops are most useful when a programme needs to:

A while loop is used in Python programmes to execute a statement:

The condition of a while loop is verified at:

A while loop will only execute if the given condition is:

A while loop terminates whenever the condition becomes:

If the condition supplied to a while loop is initially false, the body of the loop is executed:

Which symbol is placed after the condition in a Python while statement?

The number of iterations of a while statement is calculated using:

While loops are often used as alternatives to:

A loop that never stops because its condition never becomes false is called:

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

To exit a running while loop intentionally, the loop body should:

In the format CounterInitialization; while Condition: // Statement; CounterDecrement/Increment, the part where the counter starts is the:

The portion of the while loop that decides when to stop iterating is the:

The portion of the while loop that updates the counter on each pass is the:

Statements associated with a while loop continue to execute as long as the condition is:

The statement associated with a while loop is usually a:

A while loop placed inside another while loop is called a:

Which of the following can be placed inside a while loop body?

The initial value of the counter variable is set with the appropriate:

In a while loop, the final value of the counter (or the condition for it) is given in the:

The increment or decrement value of the counter variable is defined while:

Which Python statement is missing from count=1 followed by while (count<=3): print('ICT') to avoid an infinite loop?

Indentation in a Python while loop body is used to indicate:

In a nested while loop, the inner loop completes:

The keyword used inside an inner while loop to immediately exit it (per the textbook flowchart) is:

In the nested-while flowchart, Block2 is associated with the:

In the nested-while flowchart, Block3 runs:

Which of the following is true about a nested while loop?

Nested loops let you express problems where:

To display the text ICT 3 times using a while loop, the counter is typically initialized as:

In the while (count<=3) example, what statement is needed inside the loop to avoid running forever?

Running the textbook code with count=1, while (count<=3): print('ICT'); count=count+1 prints:

Which line in the loop is responsible for actually showing the word ICT on screen?

If the condition were changed to while (count<=5) with the same counter logic, the text ICT would be displayed:

If the counter increment count=count+1 is removed from the while loop, the code will:

Which Python comparison operator allows the counter value 3 itself to enter the loop body in while (count<=3)?

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

The sum of all positive integers from 1 to 100 (the result of the textbook program) is:

In the textbook sum program, the accumulator variable is initialized as:

The counter variable in the sum program is initialized as:

Inside the loop, the value of sum is updated with the line:

The loop condition used to add numbers up to 100 is:

After the loop ends, the program displays the result with:

If the condition were while count<=10 with the same body, the printed sum would be:

If the program forgot to write count=count+1, what would happen?

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

To sum the first 100 positive integers using a for loop instead, an equivalent header is:

The continue statement in Python is used to:

The format of the continue statement is simply:

The continue statement moves the programme pointer to:

The continue statement cannot work directly without:

The continue statement is usually used to repeat a loop subject to:

When the condition with which continue is associated is true, the compiler:

When the condition associated with continue is false, the compiler:

Which statement is true about continue?

Which keywords commonly accompany continue to control which iterations are skipped?

The difference between continue and break is that:

continue is most useful for:

In the program that prints 1 to 10 except 4, the loop header used is:

The condition that triggers the continue statement to skip a number is:

After running the textbook program, which numbers are displayed?

Which keyword is used after the if block in this skip program to print the remaining numbers?

The print(num, end=" ") call prints each number followed by:

The final print('Used continue to skip printing the value 4') runs:

If if num == 4: continue were replaced with if num == 4: break, the displayed output would be:

When a break statement is found inside a loop, the loop:

The textbook compares break to:

In most cases, the break statement is used together with:

Which of the following best describes break?

After a break exits a loop, execution resumes at:

Inside a nested loop, a break placed in the inner loop will exit:

Which statement is true about break and continue?

Without using break, the only other way to leave a while True: loop is to:

In the program that prints numbers 0 to 4 then stops, the loop header is:

The condition that triggers the break is:

The output of the textbook program is:

The break statement in this program causes the loop to exit when:

If break were replaced with continue while keeping if i == 5, the program would print:

If if i == 5: break were removed, the loop would print:

The pattern of using if together with break lets a programme leave the loop:

Which statements are correct about the role of a translator?

In Python, which function is used to display text on the monitor?

Which of the following is a valid Python variable name?

In Python, if y = int(2.8), what will print(y) output?

In Python, given a = 5, b = 2, and y = a % b, what will print(y) output?

Consider for i in range(1,6): print('ICT'). How many times will ICT be displayed?

Which of the following are valid Python identifiers?

Why is print (without parentheses) not a function call in Python 3?

A compiler converts the entire source program into machine code:

An interpreter converts instructions into machine code:

The low-level binary code that the CPU directly understands is called:

Which Python program correctly displays NCTB three times using a while loop?

The sum of all positive integers from 1 to 50 is:

To compute the sum from 1 to 50 via a while loop, the loop header is:

Inside the 1-to-50 sum loop, which line accumulates the running total?

Which Python statements are used for loop control?