Which of the following is used to create a repetitive process within code?

The correct answer is A. Loop. A loop is a programming construct that causes a block of code to execute repeatedly until a specified condition is met (or indefinitely). Common loop types include for, while, and do-while. A branch (if/else) controls which code path executes but does not repeat. A comment is non

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ALoop
BBranch
CComment
DIntegrate

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A loop is a programming construct that causes a block of code to execute repeatedly until a specified condition is met (or indefinitely). Common loop types include for, while, and do-while. A branch (if/else) controls which code path executes but does not repeat. A comment is non-executable documentation text. 'Integrate' is not a standard programming construct for repetition.

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#Loops#Programming constructs#Control flow#Repetition

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