4 True or False Please state your reasons A In situations i

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4) True or False (Please state your reason(s)

A) In situations involving a fixed-count condition, the for statement is easier to use than its while statement equivalent.

B) The break statement causes an immediate exit from the for loop.

C) It is not possible to use the initializing list of a for statement to both declare and initialize the counter variable.

Solution

A) In situations involving a fixed-count condition, the for statement is easier to use than its while statement equivalent. True. The for statement syntax facilitates such that all the initialization, exit condition, and increment/decrement all appear together in the same line, which will be easier to manage.

B) The break statement causes an immediate exit from the for loop. True. The break statement is to come out the loop/block that is being executed.

C) It is not possible to use the initializing list of a for statement to both declare and initialize the counter variable. False. The declaration and initialization can be done together for the counter variable in the for statement. For example

for(int i = 1; i <= 10; i++) will declare the variable i, and will be initialized to a value of 1.