Assignment
6. A loop that has no way of stopping, and repeats until the program is interrupted.
7. A Do-While loop
8. A variable that is used to accumulate the total of a series of numbers.
9. A sentinel is a special value that marks the end of a list of items.
10. A sentinel value must be unique enough that it will not be mistaken as a regular value in the list.

Algorithm
3. // Declare a counter variable. Declare Integer

// Constant for the maximum value Constant Integer MAX_VALUE = 100 //Display the multiples of 10 from 0 through 100 For counter = 0 to MAX_VALUE Display counter End For

4. //Declare Integer number Declare an accumulator variable Declare Integer total = 0

Declare Integer counter For counter = 1 to 10 Display “Enter a number.”
Input number Set total = total + number End For Display “The total is”, total 9. Declare Integer count For count < 50 Display “The count is “, count Set count = 1 To 50 End For 10. //Declare integer count
While count
Research
List three examples that show when a count-controlled loop is better than condition-controlled loop in programming? 1. It keeps a count of the number of times you want to use the program to input data
2. It only runs as many times as you have instructed the program to run
3. It will stop after the allotted time it has been instructed to
2.List three examples that show when a condition-controlled is better than count-controlled loop in programming?
1.The variable can be more than one number.. as long as the statement is true 2.Condition-controlled will stop so long has reached the directed variable
3.The variables numbers can be any real number which will make the