Develop a computer program to solve a problem using control structures : Break

The video tutorial explains the differences between for and while loops, focusing on how they iterate through code blocks. It introduces the break and continue keywords, which provide more control over loop execution. An example is given using a list of numbers, demonstrating how continue skips iterations for odd numbers and break terminates the loop when an odd number is encountered.

What is the primary difference between a for loop and a while loop?

• A for loop iterates based on a condition, while a while loop iterates over a range.

• A for loop iterates over a range, while a while loop iterates based on a condition.

• Both loops iterate based on a condition.

• Both loops iterate over a range.

What does the continue keyword do in a loop?

• It ends the loop after the current iteration.

• It stops the loop completely.

• It skips the current iteration and continues with the next one.

• It restarts the loop from the beginning.

In the given example, what condition causes the continue keyword to be invoked?

• When the number is even.

• When the number is odd.

• When the number is zero.

• When the number is greater than 10.

What happens when the break keyword is used in a loop?

• It skips the current iteration.

• It restarts the loop from the beginning.

• It continues to the next iteration.

• It terminates the loop immediately.

In the example, what condition causes the break keyword to terminate the loop?

• When the number is even.

• When the number is odd.

• When the number is zero.

• When the number is greater than 10.