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a) if(m < 0 || m > n) implies m is less than 0 or greater than n
b) if(m <= 0 && m > n) implies m is less than equals to 0 and m is greater than n i.e. m does not lie within a range[0,n)
c) if(0 <= m || m < n) implies m is greater than equals to 0 or m is less than n
d) if(0 <= m && m < n) implies m is greater than equals to 0 and m is less than n i.e. m lies within a range of [0,n)
We want m to fall outside a range therefore option d suits the best as not(m <= 0 || m > n) = not(m <= 0) and not(m > n) by de Morgan's Law.
d is the correct choice
16) The goto statement is used inside a loop to send control of the program to the last line of the code inside a loop.
17) If there is a section of a program that needs to be executed repeatedly, it is best handled by putting it into a loop
18) Control of the program can be transferred to the first line of the code outside a loop by using a break statement.
19) A loop that is executed repeatedly without ending is called an infinite loop.
20) In a typical for loop expression3 is used to increment the counting variable.
for(int i = 0; i < n; i++) // example
21) While loop evaluates the controlling expression before it executes the loop.
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