c. Repetition:

• What is repetition in programming?

  Executing instructions multiple times
• Iteration involves applying a process to a sequence of values repeatedly.

  True
• A while loop executes as long as a specified condition is true
• A for loop is typically used when the number of iterations is known in advance.


  True
• A while loop continues executing as long as its condition is true
• Arrange the benefits of using loops and iterations in order of their impact on program design:

  1️⃣ Data Processing

  2️⃣ Task Automation

  3️⃣ Scalability

  4️⃣ Versatility
• Which type of loop is ideal for checking user input until a valid value is provided?

  While loop
• Repetition in programs allows for efficient data processing.
• What type of loop checks user input repeatedly until valid?

  While loop
• A while loop can check user input repeatedly until valid.


  True
• Match the loop type with its use case:

  While loop ↔️ Unknown number of iterations

  For loop ↔️ Known number of iterations

  Repeat-until loop ↔️ Executes code at least once
• The condition in a for loop determines when the loop stops executing.


  True
• A loop repeatedly executes a block of code until a specific condition is met
• What is the purpose of repetition in programs?

  Data processing and automation
• Match the repetition statement with its description:

  While loop ↔️ Repeats until a condition is false

  For loop ↔️ Repeats a fixed number of times

  Repeat-until loop ↔️ Repeats until a condition is true
• When does a repeat-until loop stop executing?

  When the condition is false
• What is the primary advantage of using repetition statements in programming?

  Efficient data processing
• Repetition in programs reduces the need for manual intervention in complex tasks.

  True
• What is the purpose of repetition in programs?

  Efficient data processing
• Task automation is a benefit of using repetition in programs.


  True
• The main repetition statements in programming include while loops, for loops, and repeat-until loops.
• Describe the purpose of a while loop.

  Executes code while true
• What are the three main components of a for loop structure?

  Initialization, condition, increment
• A for loop executes a block of code a fixed number of times.
• The condition in a while loop is evaluated at the start of each iteration.


  True
• Match the loop characteristic with its corresponding loop type:

  Unknown number of iterations ↔️ While loop

  Fixed number of iterations ↔️ For loop
• What is an example use case for a while loop?

  Checking user input
• The condition in a while loop is evaluated at the start of each iteration.


  True
• In a while loop, the condition is evaluated at the start of each iteration.
• The iteration control in a for loop is managed by initialization, condition, and increment/decrement.


  True
• Match the loop type with its characteristic:

  While Loop ↔️ Condition-controlled iteration

  For Loop ↔️ Fixed-iteration count
• Repetition allows a set of instructions to be executed multiple times.
• Repetition is crucial for automating tasks and processing large amounts of data.
• Repetition enables programs to handle complex operations without manual intervention.


  True
• Which benefit of repetition simplifies the design of complex algorithms?

  Versatility
• Match the repetition statement with its description:

  While Loop ↔️ Executes code while a condition is true

  For Loop ↔️ Executes code a fixed number of times

  Repeat-Until Loop ↔️ Executes code until a condition is false
• A while loop can repeatedly check user input until a valid value is entered.
• A for loop is often used when the number of iterations is known.

  True
• The while loop executes code repeatedly as long as a specified condition
• What is the purpose of the repeat-until loop?

  Execute until condition is false