Repetition in which the number of iterations is unknown before the loop begins executing is called ________.
A) indefinite repetition
B) controlled repetition
C) top-down repetition
D) None of the above.

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Indefinite repetition, also known as a loop with an unknown number of iterations, uses a Boolean condition to determine when to exit the loop. This type of repetition is often used when the number of times a loop needs to execute depends on user input or other unpredictable factors. Controlled repetition (B) refers to loops where the number of iterations is predetermined and can be calculated before the loop begins executing. Top-down repetition (C) is not a recognized term in programming.

Repetition in Which the Number of Iterations Is Unknown Before