Using a single equal symbol inside a conditional expression, where a test was intended, causes a syntax error to be issued in C#.

int sum = 0;
int number = 0;
while (number < 10)
{
     sum = sum + number;
    Console.WriteLine(sum);
}

The statement above prints the values of 0 through 9 on separate lines.

Selection statements must include a Boolean variable.

The not equal (!=), and equal (==) symbols are overloaded operators.

C# performs automatic garbage collection once the loop is finished and releases any variables declared as part of the loop.

The while statement is the only type of loop construct that can be used to develop a sentinel-controlled loop.

String operands can be compared using the relational symbols. They are compared lexicographically using their Unicode character representation.

Relational operators allow you to test variables to see if one is greater or less than another variable or value.

The conditional expression, sometimes called “the test,” must evaluate to true.

Scope refers to the region in the program in which you can use the variable.

switch (phoneDigit)
{
    case 1:   num = 1;
     break;
    case 2:   num = 2;
     break;
    case 3:   num = 3;
     break;
    case 4:   num = 4;
     break;
    default:  num = 0;
                 break;
}
Looking at the example above, when phoneDigit has a value of ‘Q’, what value is stored in num?

A common problem associated with counter-controlled loops is not executing the loop for the last value. This type of problem is labeled a(n) ____ error.

How can the compound conditional expression ((average > 79 && average <= 89)) be written to eliminate the logical operator - without changing the logic?

The only posttest loop structure available in C# is _____.

To “prime the read” with a loop, you place an input statement ____.

if (amount > 1000)
    result = 1;
else
   if (amount > 500)
      result = 2;
   else
      if (amount > 100)
          result = 3;
      else
          result = 4;
Using the above code segment, what is stored in result when amount is equal to 14?

int loopVariable = 0;
do
{
     Console.WriteLine(“Count = {0:}“,  ++loopVariable);
}while (loopVariable < 5);
How many times will be loop body be executed?

if (aValue < largest )
    result = aValue;    
else
    result = largest;
What happens when aValue is equal to largest in the program segment above?

The most appropriate sentinel value that might be selected for month of the year is ____.

A method that calls itself repeatedly until it arrives at the solution is a(n) ____method.

Instead of requiring that a dummy value be entered after all values are processed, a ____-controlled loop initializes a variable on the outside of the loop and then evaluates the variable to see when it changes values. Its value is changed inside the loop body when the loop should exit.

int loopVariable = 0;
do
{
     Console.WriteLine(“Count = {0:}“,  ++loopVariable);
}while (loopVariable < 5);
What will be printed during the first iteration through the loop?

if (examScore is less than 50)
display message “Do better on next exam”
The result of the expression above is ____.

if (examScore > 89)
     grade = ‘A’;
The expression above is considered a(n) ____.

int counter = 0;
while (counter < 100)
{
     Console.WriteLine(counter);
     counter++;
}
The first value printed with the program segment above is ____.