Suppose the Statement "X Is an Integer and X $\begin{array} { l } \text { repeat: } \\\text {. }. \text {. } \\\text { until } ( \mathrm { x } > 3 )\end{array}$

question 48

Short Answer

Suppose the statement "X is an integer and X < 5" is a loop invariant at the point at which the test for termination is performed in the loop outlined below.What can be concluded about the value of X immediately after the loop is terminated?
$\begin{array} { l } \text { repeat: } \\\text {. }. \text {. } \\\text { until } ( \mathrm { x } > 3 )\end{array}$

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