In analyzing the solution to a program, you conclude that you want to construct a loop so that the loop terminates either when (a 12) Or (b 16) B) Do While (a = 12) Or (b 16) C) Do While (a = 12) And (b 16) E) Do While (a

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In analyzing the solution to a program, you conclude that you want to construct a loop so that the loop terminates either when (a < 12) or when (b = 16). Using a Do loop, the test condition should be A) Do While (a > 12) Or (b <> 16) B) Do While (a >= 12) Or (b <> 16) C) Do While (a < 12) Or (b <> 16) D) Do While (a >= 12) And (b <> 16) E) Do While (a < 12) And (b = 16)

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The correct condition for the loop to terminate when $a < 12$ or $b = 16$ is to continue the loop while $a \geq 12$ and $b \neq 16$. This ensures the loop keeps running as long as $a$ is not less than 12 and $b$ is not equal to 16, effectively terminating the loop when either of the termination conditions is met.

In Analyzing the Solution to a Program, You Conclude That