Answer:
Counter-controlled iteration requires all of the above
Step-by-step explanation:
Counter-controlled iteration, also known as definite iteration which means that the number of iterations is known before we start the execution of the body of the loop.
A counter controlled iteration must have an initial value (also known as a start value), a test condition for the iteration to be valid and a control variable which could either be increment of decrement.
Taking the following code segment written in C++ programming language;
for(int I = 0; I<= 10; I++)
{
// Some codes here
}
The above is a definite or counter controlled iteration..
The initial value is 0
It is to be incremented by 1
The test condition is I<=10.
All which my must be satisfied.
