A common problem associated with counter-controlled loops is not executing the loop for the last value. This type of problem is labeled a(n) ____ error.
A) off-by-one
B) last-value
C) counter controlled
D) boundaries

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Off-by-one error is a common problem in counter-controlled loops where the loop runs one less or one more than the intended number of times due to incorrect initialization, condition, or update of the loop variable. In the case of not executing the loop for the last value, it is an off-by-one error where the loop terminates before processing the final value.

A Common Problem Associated with Counter-Controlled Loops Is Not Executing