In all but rare cases, loops must contain within themselves
A) nested loops.
B) a way to terminate.
C) arithmetic operators.
D) if statements.

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Loops must have a way to terminate, otherwise, they will continue to run indefinitely which can lead to an infinite loop causing performance and memory issues. While nested loops, arithmetic operators, and if statements can be included in loops, they are not mandatory.

In All but Rare Cases, Loops Must Contain Within Themselves