Computer Science, asked by Anonymous, 9 months ago

Which is not a jump statement?
(A) for
(B) goto
(C) continue
(D) break​

Answers

Answered by AskewTronics
16

Option A)for :

Explanation:

  • The jump statement is used to jump in anywhere in the code. It will not execute the code line by line. It is generally used to break the loop or any function block for some case which depends on the run time value.
  • Option b states the goto statement which is used to tells the compiler to jump in anywhere in the program.
  • Option c states about the continue statement which is also used for the jump.
  • Option d states about break which leaves some content to be executed and take out of the loop. So it is also used for the jump statement.
  • But option a states about the loop which is used to process a single step in a finite amount of time. Hence it is not a jump statement.

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Answered by sneha413639
15

Answer:

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