Answer:
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1. Human-language declarations for x and n:
let x be the number of iterations that have been examined at a given time. let n be the multiple iterations upon which your code will execute.
2. What we're doing:
The first code block (Block A) uses only one variable, x (defined above), and uses 5 (an integer) rather than the variable n (defined above).
The second code block (Block B) uses both of the variables (x and n) that are defined above. The integer, 5, will be replaced by the variable, n. So, Block B literally performs an action at each nth iteration.
Our goal is to do something every Xth iteration and every 5th/nth iteration. We are going through 100 iterations.
m. Easy-to-understand code:
Block A, minimal variables:
Explanation:
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