Where a condition is checked to see whether to do one or more iteration is _____ (A) Definite iteration (B) Sequencing (C) Indefinite iteration (D) None of these
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Answer: [A] Definite iteration
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Answer: (B) Sequencing
Where a condition is checked to see whether to do one or more iterations is Sequencing.
Explanation:
- An algorithm is a method that outlines how to solve a problem in a systematic fashion that always yields the right response.
- The quickest method is normally the best approach when there are several available for a given issue (as there usually are!).
- As computer programmers, we use algorithms all the time, whether it's a pre-existing method for a typical issue, like sorting an array, or a brand-new algorithm that is exclusive to our software.
- Understanding algorithms will help us choose which ones to utilize going forward and teach us how to create new, efficient, and accurate algorithms.
- Sequencing, selection, and iteration are the three fundamental building components that make up an algorithm.
- Sequencing: An algorithm is a series of steps, and the accuracy of an algorithm depends on the sequence of those stages.
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