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The statement “while loop != 999:” creates a loop that continues executing as long as the value of the variable “loop” is not equal to 999. In other words, the loop will terminate when the value of “loop” becomes equal to 999.
Therefore, the correct answer is C. A value equal to 999. When the value of “loop” reaches 999, the loop condition becomes false, and the loop stops executing.
Read this statement as:
"While the value is not equal than 999, then do all these actions (not shown in the example) and come back again to do another check"
Only the value 999 finish the previous sentence because, you know, 999 is equal to 999.
The correct answer is C.
A while continues as far the condition is true. The true condition is "Loop" variable to be different from 999. When the "Loop" variable is equal to 999 the condition is false then the while finish.
Answer is C. My bad
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