For a loop counter, the appropriate data type would be:

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BigorU [14]3 years ago

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Answer:a) int

Explanation: Loop counter is the kind of program that has the major function of counting the start value to the destination value in the form of integer.The integer is used for counting the values in a particular loop is known as the loop control variable.Therefore the accurate datatype for the loop counter to count the values should be of int type.

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