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Why do you need to use a looping command to measure changes in sound while a program is running? Pls. It is super urgent!!!! |
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Answer» s" implies time is passing. If there was no loop then the PROGRAM would simply finish. You could take a couple looks without a loop, but when you say, "while a program is running" then what is KEEPING it running? Generally, it means it's in a loop, or waiting. When it's waiting, there doesn't need to be a loop IN the program, but the OPERATING SYSTEM is looping. So, it's an indirect looping command. But that's not relevant since there will likely be an explicit loop. I assume this is a homework question -- you're not asking, "Why can't I remove the loop from my program?" |
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