Programming In C, 3rd Edition

Loop Control 213

x++;

printf(“\t %d”,x);

}

while(x<1);

}

OUTPUT :

1 2 3 4 5

Explanation :

The specialty of using the second while loop in the above program is to know that the

programmer can take the second while loop.

6.7 BOHM AND JACOPINI’S THEORY

The structured programming provides simplicity. Bohm and Jacopini showed the following three

forms of controls:

(i) sequence

(ii) selection

(iii) repetition

Sequence means statements appearing one after another. Recall that in the last chapter, we learned

that selection can be implemented using if–else and switch statements. Now in this chapter ...