the number that tells a c++ program to end a loop is called

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User: the number that tells a c++ program to end a loop is called

Weegy: End for loop cout << "..."; cin.sync(); cin.get(); cout << endl << endl << endl; cout << "Thanks for using the Fibonacci Generator!"; cin.get(); return 0; 0 will end the loop

User: what is the name of the number value that will end a loop in c++

Weegy: The while loop is well above where you're setting the value to 0 again (expecting to go back up to the loop). It won't do it at that point, it will continue processing till the end of the file. [ Suggestion : possibly move the while loop into its own function, and therefor you can call it all you want, from wherever you want, but as it is now, it will only run through the while loop as it comes down onto the while loop, after its out, it will continue to process downward until the code moves the processing elsewhere (such as a function) ]

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In C++, the number that tells a program to end a loop is typically referred to as the loop's "termination condition" or "exit condition" or break condition.

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