Introduction
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(Review the Loop)

Let's refresh our understanding of loops. Remember, there may be a case when a block of code needs to be executed many times.  A statement is usually executed sequentially: the first statement in a method is implemented first, preceded by the second, etc. Programming languages provide different control structures which allow more complicated execution paths. A loop declaration will enable us to execute a statement or set of statements multiple times. In most programming languages, the general form of a loop statement follows. In this assignment, we will recall how loops work and a few versions of various loops to achieve the same output.  

Submission Requirements

The following steps must be completed to receive the associated points for each step.
Any item marked with a * must be completed to receive a score above 0.

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Add Random number

Complete a working error-free application using the tutorials in the Resources Area above.

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Submit Assignment to Canvas

Upload your completed assignment to your Week 3 folder and Submit your  accessible folder link to Canvas.

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Sharable Links

Make sure the folder is sharable to "all with a link". (see the tutorial in the resources area and the links in the study area)
If the folder is only sharable to those from SBVC, the file will not be accessible to me and will result in a 0 grade on the assignment.

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Submit the 

A group in this assignment is you. The one completing the assignment.
In the future, your group may include other students.

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Document Format

Your document title must contain the course number and your name after the title. (example: title-cs120-yournamehere).

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25 Points

Total Points if all the above steps are completed and submitted.

5u

5 unit credits when you receive 100% for all assignments in this pipeline.