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| A portion of a program that repeats a statement or group of statements |
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| the statement or group of statements to be repeated in a loop |
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| each repetition of the loop body |
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| do-while loop vs while loop |
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the body of a do-while loop is always executed at least once,
a while loop may not be executed at all. |
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| a loop that iterates its body repeatedly without ever ending |
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| lets you write a loop that is controlled by a counter |
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| a variable that cannot be used outside of a loop |
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| the portion of a program in which a variable has meaning |
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| a comma used to separate initialization actions |
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| used when you have a collection of data, like an enumeration |
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| loops that know the number of iterations before the loop starts |
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| a way of asking the user if it is time to end the loop |
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| signals the end of the input for lengthy input lists |
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| loop bug that causes your loop to repeat its body either one too many times or one too few times |
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| watching the variables change value while the program is running |
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| to check and see if an assertion is true and if its not you can stop the program and display an error message |
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