Is the loop in Exercise 29 a pre-test loop or a post-test loop? Data from Exercise 29
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Is the loop in Exercise 29 a pre-test loop or a post-test loop?
Data from Exercise 29
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Declare A As Integer Declare B As Integer Declare N As Integer Set A = 0 %3D For (B = 1; B <= N; B++) N; B++) %3D Set A = A + (2 * B - 1) Set B = B + 1 End For Write A
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