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1. A statement used to skip the rest of the current iteration in a loop and proceed to the next iteration.
2. Reverses the logical state of its operand.
3. A case in a switch statement that is executed when none of the other cases match.
4. A definite iteration construct is employed as a means of repeating a block of code until a specified condition is no longer true.
5. Repetition refers to the process of executing a block of code or a set of instructions repeatedly.
6. A control structure that selects one of many code blocks to be executed.
7. In programming, a control structure enables the recurring execution of a block of code until a specific condition is satisfied.
8. An if statement that is inside another if statement.
9. The symbol (-) is utilized to deduct one value from another.
10. Mathematical calculations in a programming language are employed for numerical operations.
11. A value that remains unaltered throughout the execution of a program.
12. A data type that can have two possible values: true or false.
13. To combine two values, the plus sign (+) is employed.
14. A loop that never terminates and keeps repeating indefinitely.
15. Only returns True if either operand is True, but not both.
16. Used to compare values and return a boolean result.