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When you declare a variable in the For clause, the variable has block scope and can be used only within the For...Next loop. correct answers True At times, you might need to use the Items collection's Add method (rather than the String Collection Editor) to add items to a list box. correct answers True The startValue, endValue, and stepValue items in the For clause control the number of times the loop body is processed. correct answers True You can make a list box any size you want, but you should follow the Windows standard. correct answers True Accumulators are usually initialized to 0, whereas counters are initialized to either 0 or 1. correct answers True A counter is always incremented by a constant value. correct answers true In a posttest loop, the "5" in the following condition specifies when to continue: Loop While intNum <= 5 correct answers True A loop that has no way to end is called an infinite loop. correct answers True In a Do...Loop statement, the keyword While indicates that the loop instructions should be processed while the condition is false. correct answers False In a Do...Loop statement, a condition can be phrased as either a looping condition or a loop enter condition. correct answers False Like the condition in a selection structure, the condition in a loop must evaluate to either True or False. correct answers True Programmers use the repetition structure when they need the computer to repeatedly process one or more program instructions. correct answers True In a pretest loop, the evaluation of the condition occurs after the instructions within the loop are processed. correct answers False The condition in a loop can appear at either the top or the bottom of the loop. correct answers True You changed the Do clause to the correct For clause in the previous problem. You also changed the Loop keyword to the Next keyword for the For...Next loop. What else needs to be changed