Computer Science, asked by krishnajhapragati, 8 months ago

Which statement among the following enables the execution of the statement to repeat till the

condition is true​

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Answered by aryansharma2942173
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Answer:

conditional. sequential. iterative. none of these

Answered by amanpanday2811
0

Answer:

Conditional and  Sequential.

Explanation:-

If then end if - This is the simplest form of an IF statement. The condition between IF and THEN determines whether to execute the set of statements between THEN and END IF. If the condition evaluates to false, no code is executed.

If else if - This combination implements logic. Depending on the condition between the IF and THEN keywords, the code between THEN and ELSE or between ELSE and END IF is executed. Either of these two sections of the executable statement is executed.

Most complex form of the IF statement selects an action from a set of mutually exclusive conditions and then executes a series of statements related to those conditions. Boolean variable, constant or expression. If it evaluates to TRUE, the executable statements after the THEN keyword and before the ELSE keyword (the "TRUE sequence of executable statements") are executed. If it evaluates to FALSE or NULL, the executable statements that follow the ELSE keyword and precede the corresponding END IF keyword ("FALSE/NULL executable statement sequence") are executed. It's important to remember that one of these sequence of statements is always executed because either/or configuration is.

After executing the appropriate set of statements, control passes to those statements.

The final from-IF statement is useful when you need to implement logic with many alternatives. It's not an either/or situation. The IF-ELSIF formula provides the simplest and most natural way to handle multiple mutually exclusive alternatives.

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