Kira JH U1/L2

A (a)   is a statement that can either be true or false.

A (a)   statement repeats some code as long as the condition is true.

If you remove the (a)   at the end of the while statement, you will get a syntax error.

Each line of code inside the while loop needs to have spaces at the front of it. We call these spaces (a)   .

To move a line of code outside of the while loop, she removed the (a)   at the front of the line.

To have a line of code execute multiple times, you can put it inside of a while (a)   .