C# for Loop Quiz – Answertopia

Welcome to the C# Looping with the for Statement Quiz! This quiz will test your knowledge of loops in C#, focusing on the for loop and foreach loop constructs. You’ll explore key concepts such as loop syntax, variable scope, break and continue statements, nested loops, and the advantages of using different types of loops. Each question is designed to help you better understand how loops control the flow of execution in C# programs.

What happens when you use the break statement inside a nested loop?

It breaks out of both the inner and outer loops.

It restarts the inner loop from the beginning.

It breaks out of the current inner loop but continues the outer loop.

It skips the current iteration of the outer loop.

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What is the effect of the continue statement when used in a foreach loop?

It exits the loop completely.

It modifies the current element in the collection.

It restarts the iteration from the first element.

It skips the current iteration and moves to the next item in the collection.

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Which statement is true about nested loops in C#?

Nested loops always terminate after one iteration of the outer loop.

Nested loops cannot have break or continue statements.

Nested loops involve placing one loop inside another, allowing for multi-level iteration.

Nested loops only work with foreach loops.

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When should you use a for loop instead of a foreach loop?

When you are working with an infinite collection.

When you are only interested in some elements of a collection.

When you need to skip certain elements in the collection.

When you need to modify elements during iteration.

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What is the output of the following code?

string[] colors = { 'red', 'green', 'blue' };

foreach (string color in colors) {
 Console.WriteLine(color); 
}

No output

green, blue

blue, green, red

red, green, blue

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Which of the following statements about the foreach loop is true?

The loop iterates over all elements in the collection, from the first to the last.

The loop requires a counter variable like a for loop.

The loop starts at the last element and iterates backward.

The loop allows you to modify the collection during iteration.

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What is the correct syntax for a foreach loop in C#?

for ( in ) { /* code */ }

foreach ( in ) { /* code */ }

foreach { /* code */ }

forEach ( ) { /* code */ }

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What is a foreach loop used for in C#?

To execute code a fixed number of times.

To iterate over items in a collection or array.

To declare multiple variables.

To create an infinite loop.

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What is the output of the following code?

for (int i = 1; i < 10; i++) {
 if (i % 2 != 0)
 continue; 
 Console.WriteLine(i); 
}

2, 4, 6, 8

1, 3, 5, 7, 9

No output

1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9

None

10.

What is the purpose of the continue statement in a for loop?

To skip the remaining code in the current iteration and move to the next iteration.

To declare a new loop variable.

To terminate the loop early.

To restart the loop from the beginning.

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11.

What is the primary purpose of loops in C#?

To execute a sequence of statements repeatedly until a condition is met.

To skip sections of code based on conditions.

To test the performance of code.

To declare variables automatically.

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12.

How do nested for loops work?

They terminate the outer loop early.

They allow loops to reside inside other loops.

They run indefinitely until the outer loop ends.

They prevent other loops from executing.

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13.

What is variable scope in relation to for loops?

Variables defined inside the loop are only accessible within the loop.

Variables defined outside the loop cannot be used inside the loop.

Variables defined inside the loop are accessible throughout the program.

All variables in a loop are automatically global.

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14.

How do you create an infinite for loop in C#?

do { /* code */ } while (true);

for (;;) { /* code */ }

for (i = 0; i > 0; i++) { /* code */ }

while (true) { /* code */ }

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15.

What does the loop expression do in a for loop?

It outputs the result of the loop.

It declares a new variable.

It checks the condition before the loop starts.

It updates the loop counter after each iteration.

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16.

What is the purpose of the break statement in a loop?

To declare a new loop variable.

To immediately exit the loop.

To restart the loop from the beginning.

To skip the current iteration of the loop.

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17.

What happens if the conditional expression in a for loop is false at the start?

The loop executes at least once.

The loop runs infinitely.

The loop will not execute.

The loop skips one iteration.

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18.

What does the initializer element in a for loop do?

It checks the loop condition.

It increments the loop counter.

It terminates the loop.

It initializes a counter variable.

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19.

Which of the following is the correct syntax for a basic C# for loop?

forEach in { /* code */ }

for ( ; ; ) { /* code */ }

do { /* code */ } while ( );

while ( ) { /* code */ }

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