True or FalseIf false, give an explanation.a. To implement a loop that always repeats 100...

True or False

If false, give an explanation.

a. To implement a loop that always repeats 100 times, it is easier to use a for statement than a while statement.

b. Any operation that you can perform with a for statement you can also implement with a while statement.

c. Any operation that you can perform with a while statement you can also accomplish with a for statement.

d. A while statement always executes the loop body at least once.

e. You cannot nest a for loop within a while loop.

f. The data type of condition in while (condition) must be boolean.

g. Using the number 0 as a sentinel value is one way to signal the end of a list of integers.

h. The nesting depth of for loops is limited to at most three.

i. The statement

for (int i = 1; i < = 10; i++)

{i = i − 1;}

results in an infinite loop.

j. The statement

for (int i = 1; i < = 0; i++)

{i = i − 1;}

results in an infinite loop.