Question

operations are the "looping" instructions of an algorithm. a) Sequential b) Iterative c) Conditional d) Hierarchal

Answer 1

ANSWER OPTION -

B) ITERATIVE

EXPLANATION -

WHAT IS LOOPING -

looping in any algorithm is the execution of any set pf instruction by parsing through each value provided by user untill a specific condition is deemed false.

SEQUENTIAL INSTRUCTION -

In general, given the same input data, a sequential program will always execute the same sequence of instructions and it will always produce the same results. Sequential program execution is deterministic.

it is just a set of instructions combined and grouped together and they are executed one after other. So it is not used for looping because , it does not involve any sort of counter mechanism

ITERATIVE INSTRUCTIONS -

iterative terms signifies to iterate, i,e to move through a particular element and then executes the same set pf instructions as per the value of the counter.

These are called the looping instruction . because they are repeated an fixed number of time iterating through any range of value provided. examples are - for loop , while loop

CONDITIONAL INSTRUCTION -

conditional instruction area set of boolean value instruction that produces either true or false using some relational or logical operators. It just is an statement or a group of few joined by some operators. they are static and will produce only true or false depeding on different values

HEIRARCHICAL INSTRUCTION -

As the word signifies a heirarchy but actually there are no such instruction in programming.

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