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Question

Which of the following comments about for loop are correct ?

a.

Using break is equivalent to using a goto that jumps to the statement immediately following the loop

b.

Continue is used to by-pass the remainder of the current pass of the loop

c.

If comma operator is used, then the value returned is the value of the right operand

d.

All of the above

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Answer: (d).All of the above

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Q. Which of the following comments about for loop are correct ?

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