Question

Rupert wants to write a program where an archer will shoot an arrow six times. Which of the following coding terms should be used?
(1 point)

• Boolean |

O while

O for

• forever

Answer 1

For a situation where an archer will shoot an arrow six times, the best coding term to use is **for**.

This is because a "for" loop is typically used when you know exactly how many times you want to iterate through a block of code. In this case, since Rupert wants the archer to shoot exactly six times, a "for" loop is appropriate.

Example in pseudocode:
```plaintext
for i from 1 to 6 do
shootArrow()
end for
```