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kekeman:

Select the Python conditional statement that will not result in iteration. for x in range(3, 5): if x == 1: while True: while x > 0:

kekeman:

I was thinking maybe B.) if x == 1: Because that is Recursion

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@smokeybrown

SmokeyBrown:

I do think that is the right answer, but it wouldn't be an example of recursion. The other conditions could potentially lead to a set of repeating (or, iterating) instructions. The if-statement condition, on the other hand, decides whether or not to execute a set of instructions once, not repeating. In other words, no iteration for that one

kekeman:

So you think that if x == 1: is NOT an example of iteration?

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