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Consider the given array:
Consider the following arra...
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a. After the execution of the given loop:
After executing the given loop, the value of “total” is “25”.
Explanation:
- The statement “int total = 0;” is used to declare a variable named “total” and initialize with the value “0”...
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b. After the execution of the given loop:
After executing the given loop, the value of “total” is “13”.
Explanation:
- The statement “int total = 0;” is used to declare a variable named “total” and initialize with the value “0”...
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c. After the execution of the given loop:
After executing the given loop, the value of “total” is “12”.
Explanation:
- The statement “int total = 0;” is used to declare a variable named “total” and initialize with the value “0”...
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d. After the execution of the given loop:
After executing the given “for” loop, it causes an out-of-bounds error because in the given “for” loop, the condition...
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e. After the execution of the given loop:
After executing the given loop, the value of “total” is “11”.
Explanation:
- The statement “int total = 0;” is used to declare a variable named “total” and initialize with the value “0”.
- In the “for” loop, initially “i = 1” and the loop will execute until the value of “i” is less than “10”...
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f. After the execution of the given loop:
After executing the given loop, the value of “total” is “25”.
Explanation:
- The statement “int total = 0;” is used to declare a variable named “total” and initialize with the value “0”...
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g. After the execution of the given loop:
After executing the given loop, the value of “total” is “12”.
Explanation:
- The statement “int total = 0;” is used to declare a variable named “total” and initialize with the value “0”...
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h. After the execution of the given loop:
After executing the given loop, the value of “total” is “-1”.
Explanation:
- The statement “int total = 0;” is used to declare a variable named “total” and initialize with the value “0”...
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