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| Do While | loop used when you want a block of code to repeat as long as a conditiona remains true |
| End button | will stop a program in an endless loop |
| Endless Loop | Condition that is supposed to stop a loop from repeating never becomes true |
| Do Until | loop tests the condition at the bottom of the loop |
| InputBox | function can be considered the opposit of the MsgBox function |
| InputBox Function | can be used inside a Do Until loop to repeatedly ask the user for data until condition is met |
| DoEvents | allows the program to process other events while an event procedure is executing |
| string value | The inputbox function will return this |
| Two kinds of Do loops | Do While, Do Until |
| Ctrl+Break | Pressing this while a program is in an endless loop will pause not stop a program |
| False | When a program repeats a group of statements a number of times, the repetition is accomplished using a link |
| True | The code required to create a loop is sometimes called an iteration structure |
| True | A loop can contain more than one statement |
| True | A Do While loop is used when you want a block of code to repeat as long as a condition remains True |
| False | A Do While loop and a Do Until loop are the same thing and can be used interchangeably |
| False | The InputBox function displays a button that the user must click on for input |
| True | In an endless loop, the condition that is supposed to stop the loop from repeating never becomes true |
| True | In an endless loop, the condition that is supposed to stop the loop from repating never becomes True |
| False | Pressing Ctrl+Break while a program is in an endless loop will immediately end the program |
| True | The time required to complete a loop will vary from computer to computer. |
