10 a.

Four part of loop
1. Initialization: in which we initialize the variable value
2. Continuation test: in which we test the condition is true or false.
3. Update step: in which we increment or decrement the variable.
4. Loop body: in which we write the code which we want.
10 b.
input code:

output:

code:
#include <iostream>
using namespace std;
int main()
{
/*declare the variables*/
int sum=1,cnt=0;
/*use loop for do sum*/
do{
sum=sum+cnt;
cnt=sum+2;
}while(cnt<10);
/*print sum and cnt*/
cout<<"Sum="<<sum<<"cnt="<<cnt<<endl;
return 0;
}

10.c)

Is the above a good way to write a loop? Explain.
· No it not a good way to write the loop.
· You should write the loop as the below.
do {
sum=sum+cnt;
cnt=sum+2;
}
while
(cnt<10);
· You should write loop according to this step.
· So program can find the condition and body part of loop quickly.
· Here we write only few line of code so we can write it in any way.
· But if we make a projects than there will be very long code.
· So it is hard to find the specific if we write in any way.
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