Pick the odd item out: (A) if-else, (B) while, (C) for, (D) do-while. A loop terminates when the control expression evaluates to (A) true, (B) false, (C) 0, (D) B and C. If x = 0, the construct while...

Pick the odd item out: (A) if-else, (B) while, (C) for, (D) do-while.

A loop terminates when the control expression evaluates to (A) true, (B) false, (C) 0, (D) B and C.

If x = 0, the construct while (x++ <>will execute (A) 0 times, (B) once, (C) 4 times, (D) 5 times.

If x = 0, the construct while (++x <>will execute (A) 0 times, (B) once, (C) 4 times, (D) 5 times.