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LOOP

The document describes a loop program that initializes and executes a series of increments based on a specified condition. It illustrates the RAM diagram representation before and after data declaration, initialization, and inputting. The program executes a loop that adds values to a variable 'n' from 1 to 5, showing the changes in memory at each step.

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LOOP

The document describes a loop program that initializes and executes a series of increments based on a specified condition. It illustrates the RAM diagram representation before and after data declaration, initialization, and inputting. The program executes a loop that adds values to a variable 'n' from 1 to 5, showing the changes in memory at each step.

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The code of loop program

The output of loop program is:


RAM DIAGRAM REPRESENTATION OF THE PROGRAM ABOVE

(i) Before data declaration, the RAM seen as seen below

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(ii) Data initialization, during data initialization some memory space in a RAM are being
reserved.

RESERVED i

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RESERVED i

RESERVED n

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(iii) Data inputting, the reserved memory allocations in a RAM are then feeded by the respective
data as an input

1 i

0 n

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(iv) The data execution will be done in repletion till the condition (loop) meets the end of the
condition. This is as seen in steps below

Step01:

First increment for the condition for (i=1; i<6; ++i) {

n = n +I;

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i
1 n
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Step02:

Second increment for the condition for (i=1; i<6; ++i) {

n = n +I;

}
3 i

3 n
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Step03:

The third increment for the condition for (i=1; i<6; ++i) {

n = n +I;

4 i

6 n
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Step04:

The fourth increment for the condition for (i=1; i<6; ++i) {

n = n +I;

6 i

10 n
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Step05:

The fifth and last increment for the condition for (i=1; i<6; ++i) {

n = n +I;

6 i

15 n
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