For each loop, enter the number of times it will execute (if infinite, enter -999): Please enter just a number. a. for(x = 15; x > 7; x--) b. for(y = 0; y <= 10; y++) c. for(z = 2; z > 5; z++) d. for(a = 3; a < 20; a = a + 5) e. for(b = 1000; b <= 1003; b--) f. for( ; ; )
For each loop, enter the number of times it will execute (if infinite, enter -999):
Please enter just a number.
a. for(x = 15; x > 7; x--)
b. for(y = 0; y <= 10; y++)
c. for(z = 2; z > 5; z++)
d. for(a = 3; a < 20; a = a + 5)
e. for(b = 1000; b <= 1003; b--)
f. for( ; ; )
Definite for loop :
The definite for loop statement runs for a certain number of times from starting to ending values with the increment or decrement statement.
For example, for ( initialization ; condition chekcing ; increment /decrement )
Indefinite for loop or infinite loop :
The infinite loop runs for an infinite number of times. The for loop statement contains no initialization, no condition checking, and no incrementation or decrement statements. Then that for loop is called an infinite loop.
For example, for ( ; ;) is called infinite for loop.
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