Arizona State University (ASU) CSE110 Principles of Programming Exam 1 Practice

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What is the result of the following loop when 'j' becomes 0?

Does not print anything

The result of the loop when 'j' becomes 0 is that it does not print anything because the loop condition typically checks for a value greater than 0 before executing the print statement. When 'j' reaches 0, the loop is often designed to terminate at that point, leading to no execution of the print statement inside the loop. Thus, since the loop does not execute any iterations when 'j' is 0, there is no output.

This understanding aligns with how loops are structured to operate based on their conditions. If the loop's condition is constructed to stop executing as soon as 'j' becomes 0, then it correctly results in no output being printed.

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Prints "Loop Execution" once

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