True or False: You have to know the start and end values of a for loop at design time to use this type of loop.
2.
Is it possible to nest loops?
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What type of loop would you most likely need to create if you didn't have any idea how many times the loop would need to occur?
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If you evaluate the expression in a do...while on the while statement, is it possible that the code within the loop may never execute?
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What statement do you use to terminate a do...while without evaluating the expression on the do or while statements?
Answers
1.
False, you can use a variable to define the start or end values of a for loop.
2.
Yes, you can nest loopseven loops of different types.
3.
A do...while loop.
4.
No, the code will always execute at least once.
5.
You use a break statement.
Exercises
1.
Create a text box in your No Remainders project and let the user enter a number. Find the first 10 numbers that are evenly divisible by the number entered by the user.
2.
Use two for loops nested within each other to size a label in two dimensions. Have the outer loop change the Width property of the label from 1 to 100, and have the inner loop change the Height property from 1 to 100. Don't be surprised by the end resultit's rather odd.
