1. A loop that checks its condition after its body is executed. 2. This part assigns an initial value to the for loop variable. 3. The part generally changes the for loop variable. 4. It is an alternative to some multi-way if/else statements. 5. It represents a target to which the program's execution flow can jump. 6. It is a top-checking loop. 7. The required parenthesized expression that follows the word stich must evaluate to an 8. The switch statement has how many restrictions that make it less general than the multi-way if/else? 9. A loop convenient for counting. 10. This part in the for loop is checked before the body is executed. 11. loops are used when an iterative process itself must be repeated. 12. Each occurrence of the word case is followed by an. and a colon. 13. This a part of switch statement body that serves as a catch all option like the final else in a multi-way if/else statement. 14. The body of the do/while statement, unlike the while statement, is guaranteed to execute at least 15. When a case label is matched, the statements that follow are executed until a statement is encountered.

1. A loop that checks its condition after its body is executed. 2. This part assigns an initial value to the for loop variable. 3. The part generally changes the for loop variable. 4. It is an alternative to some multi-way if/else statements. 5. It represents a target to which the program's execution flow can jump. 6. It is a top-checking loop. 7. The required parenthesized expression that follows the word stich must evaluate to an 8. The switch statement has how many restrictions that make it less general than the multi-way if/else? 9. A loop convenient for counting. 10. This part in the for loop is checked before the body is executed. 11. loops are used when an iterative process itself must be repeated. 12. Each occurrence of the word case is followed by an. and a colon. 13. This a part of switch statement body that serves as a catch all option like the final else in a multi-way if/else statement. 14. The body of the do/while statement, unlike the while statement, is guaranteed to execute at least 15. When a case label is matched, the statements that follow are executed until a statement is encountered.

Database System Concepts

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Author:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

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