1. The document discusses different loop constructs in C programming including for, while, and do-while loops.
2. It provides examples of using each loop type to iterate through a set number of iterations and print output.
3. The key differences between each loop type are explained such as when the condition is checked and where loop initialization occurs.
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International Journal of Engineering and Science Invention (IJESI) is an international journal intended for professionals and researchers in all fields of computer science and electronics. IJESI publishes research articles and reviews within the whole field Engineering Science and Technology, new teaching methods, assessment, validation and the impact of new technologies and it will continue to provide information on the latest trends and developments in this ever-expanding subject. The publications of papers are selected through double peer reviewed to ensure originality, relevance, and readability. The articles published in our journal can be accessed online.
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32. n
key loop =>……………
Report Score
****************************
No. => ……………
name is => …………..
midterm is => …………..
Final is => ……………
* Score = ……………
*****************************
*Average Score is = ………….
*****************************
35. 1.6 action)
1 (num)
2) for (n =1; n<=num ;
n++)
2.1-2.6
3
2.1) (n)
2.2) (name)
(midterm)
(final)
2.3) (score) =
midterm + final
2.4) score
2.5) (sum) = sum +
score
2.6) 2
3) (average) = sum / num
36. start
2.
num
For (n = 1 ; n <= num ; n++) n > num
n <= num
n Averge = sum / num
name,midterm,final average
Score = midterm + final end
score
sum = sum + score
37. 3.
#include <stdio.h>
/* file name ex_for3.cpp*/
main ()
{
char name [30] ;
int midterm = 0 , final = 0 , score = 0 ,n , num ;
float sum = 0 , average = 0 ;
printf (“ key loop => “) ; scanf (“%d “,&num) ;
Printf (“n Report Score n”) ;
printf(“*************************n n”) ;
for(n = 1;n <= num ; n++)
{
printf ({“No. => %d n” , n) ;
printf (“Name is => “) ; scanf (“%s”,name) ;
printf (“midterm is => “) ; scanf (“%d”&midterm) ;
printf (“final is => “) ; scanf (“%d”&final) ;
score = midterm =+ final;
printf ( “* score = %dn”,score) ;
sum = sum + score ;
printf (“*****************n”) ;
}
average = sum / num ;
printf (“* Averge score is = %.2f n” , averge) ;
printf (“***********************n) ;
}
48. #include <stdio.h>
int counter ,num ;
char word[20] = "Bodindecha";
main()
{
Num = 0;
counter = 3;
do /*
start do while */
{
printf("ntcounter = %2d my school is %s print
round %d. ",counter,word,++num);
counter = counter + 2 ;
} while (counter < 11 ); /*
end do while */
getch();
}
/* end main() */
49. counter
do while
printf("ntcounter = %2d my school is %s print round %d.
",counter,word,++num); counter = counter + 2;
counter < 11
counter