What is NOT true about nested loops?

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The total number of iterations executed by a nested loop is the number of inner loop iterations times the number of outer loop iterations.

An inner loop goes through all of its iterations each time its outer loop goes through just one iteration.

An outer loop goes through all of its iterations each time its inner loop goes through just one iteration.

Nested loops never overlap. An inner loop is always completely contained within an outer loop.