CS 159 Exam #2 / Actual Exam Questions Complete
Solutions New Update / Complete Accurate
Quizzes with Verified Answers / 2025-2026
Terms in this set (71)
An infinite loop is a logical True
error
The only way to stop a False
program caught in an
infinite loop is to shut
down your terminal
software
A nested loop is a repetitive True
process contained inside of
another repetitive process
One approach to potentially True
make solving problems that
require nested loops easier is
to separate each repetitive
process into its own function
True
According to the course
standards a for loop should
only be used with counter-
controlled processes
,According to the course True
standards if all three
expressions are not needed
in a for loop then you should
instead make use of a while
loop for your pretest looping
needs
All while loops can be False
converted into for loops
that abide by course
standards
You can make of x++, x+=1, True
and x =x+1, interchangeably
as the update (third)
expression for a for loop to
increment the loop control
variable
The gcc compiler as used on False
the guru.itap.purdue.edu
server this semester will
permit a variable to be
declared and initialized in the
first expression of a for loop
The update expression of a False
for loop may only make user
of the addition or
subtraction operator
(includes ++, --, +=, =+, +, -)
This for loop will iterate 10 True
times: for(i=0; i!=0; i/=10)
, This for loop will iterate 5 True
times: for(i=12345; i!=0;
i/=10)
This for loop will iterate 6 False
times: for(i=1; i<=32; i*2)
This short-circuit method of False
evaluating logical expressions
does not apply to loop
control expressions
Control-forcing statements True
such as break, continue, and
the use of multiple return
statements in a user-defined
function are prohibited by
course standards as
mechanisms to terminate
repetitive processes
The condition in a recursive True
function when which the
recursive function calls stop
is known as the best case
Recursion should not be user True
with event-controlled
processes as the result may
be more function calls than
the memory of the computer
can handle
Solutions New Update / Complete Accurate
Quizzes with Verified Answers / 2025-2026
Terms in this set (71)
An infinite loop is a logical True
error
The only way to stop a False
program caught in an
infinite loop is to shut
down your terminal
software
A nested loop is a repetitive True
process contained inside of
another repetitive process
One approach to potentially True
make solving problems that
require nested loops easier is
to separate each repetitive
process into its own function
True
According to the course
standards a for loop should
only be used with counter-
controlled processes
,According to the course True
standards if all three
expressions are not needed
in a for loop then you should
instead make use of a while
loop for your pretest looping
needs
All while loops can be False
converted into for loops
that abide by course
standards
You can make of x++, x+=1, True
and x =x+1, interchangeably
as the update (third)
expression for a for loop to
increment the loop control
variable
The gcc compiler as used on False
the guru.itap.purdue.edu
server this semester will
permit a variable to be
declared and initialized in the
first expression of a for loop
The update expression of a False
for loop may only make user
of the addition or
subtraction operator
(includes ++, --, +=, =+, +, -)
This for loop will iterate 10 True
times: for(i=0; i!=0; i/=10)
, This for loop will iterate 5 True
times: for(i=12345; i!=0;
i/=10)
This for loop will iterate 6 False
times: for(i=1; i<=32; i*2)
This short-circuit method of False
evaluating logical expressions
does not apply to loop
control expressions
Control-forcing statements True
such as break, continue, and
the use of multiple return
statements in a user-defined
function are prohibited by
course standards as
mechanisms to terminate
repetitive processes
The condition in a recursive True
function when which the
recursive function calls stop
is known as the best case
Recursion should not be user True
with event-controlled
processes as the result may
be more function calls than
the memory of the computer
can handle
