A count-controlled loop is a special case of a sentinel loop, in which the sentinel involves a counter, but the term "sentinel loop" is generally used to refer only to loops that are not count-controlled.

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A count-controlled loop uses a counter to determine the number of iterations, while a sentinel loop continues until a specific condition is met. The term "sentinel loop" typically refers to loops that are not controlled by a counter.

A Count-Controlled Loop Is a Special Case of a Sentinel