what does an iteration variable do?
links to the database
translates from decimal to binary
keeps track of how many times a loop has executed
chooses whether to run a conditional statement
An iteration variable is used to keep track of how many times a loop has executed. It is typically incremented or updated at each iteration of the loop. The value of the iteration variable can be used as a condition to control the loop's execution or to perform certain actions within the loop. It does not directly have any relevance to linking to databases or translating from decimal to binary.
the line of code after the line while num!=10: will be executed under what conditions?
the number is 10.
the number is not 10.
the loop has executed fewer than 10 times.
the loop has executed more than 10 times.
The line of code after the line "while num!=10:" will be executed under the condition that the number is not 10. This means that as long as the value of "num" is not equal to 10, the code will be executed.
which answer is it????
Apologies for the confusion. The correct answer is:
The line of code after the line "while num!=10:" will be executed under the condition that the number is not 10. This means that as long as the value of "num" is not equal to 10, the code will be executed.
the number is 10.
the number is not 10.
the loop has executed fewer than 10 times.
the loop has executed more than 10 times. which one
Apologies for the confusion again. The correct answer is:
The line of code after the line "while num!=10:" will be executed under the condition that the number is not 10. This means that as long as the value of "num" is not equal to 10, the code will be executed.
The iteration variable begins counting with which number?
0
1
10
0 or 1