C - Loop Control StatementsWhat can happen if a loop in C does not have proper control statements?AThe loop will skip all iterationsBThe program will automatically fix the loopCThe loop may execute infinitely causing the program to hangDThe program will run fasterCheck Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Analyze loop behavior without controlWithout control, loops can run endlessly because there is no condition to stop them.Step 2: Understand program impactAn infinite loop causes the program to freeze or crash, making it unusable.Final Answer:The loop may execute infinitely causing the program to hang -> Option CQuick Check:Missing loop control = Infinite loop risk [OK]Quick Trick: No control means loop never stops [OK]Common Mistakes:Assuming loops stop automaticallyBelieving infinite loops improve performanceConfusing loop control with input validation
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