# looping-quiz

\#Looping Quiz

### Objectives

1. Use the `loop` keyword
2. Use the `break` keyword
3. Use the `times` keyword
4. Look at a loop and figure out what it will do

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## Quiz

?: Here is a repeated list of `puts` statements.

```
puts "hi"
puts "hi"
puts "hi"
puts "hi"
puts "hi"
```

How would you repeat this with loop/break 100 times?

(X)

```
counter = 0

loop do
  puts "hi"
  counter+=1
  break if counter==100
end
```

( )

```
loop do
  puts "hi"
  break if counter==100
end
```

( )

?: What will this loop do?

```
x=0
while x < 10 do
  puts "so many loops"
end
```

( )puts "so many loops" one time ( )puts "so many loops" 10 times (X)puts "so many loops" infinitely

?: True or False: `puts "Hi"` will never run.

```
10.times do
  break
  puts "Hi"
end
```

(X)true ( )false

???

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