Case Study 1:
1. class EventHandler:
2. def __init__(self):
3. self.__queue = []
4. self.__eventKeeper = {}
5.
6. def addEvent(self, eventName):
7. self.__queue.append(eventName)
8.
9. def registerCallback(self, event, func):
10. self.__eventKeeper[event] = func
11.
12. def run(self):
13. while(True):
14. if len(self.__queue) 0:
15. nextEvent = self.__queue.pop(0)
16. self.__eventKeeper[nextEvent]()
17. else:
18. print('queue is empty')
-Refer to the session in the accompanying Case Study 1. What kind of loop is shown on lines 13-18?
A) Definite
B) Abstract
C) Multithreaded
D) Infinite

Question

Case Study 1:
1. class EventHandler:
2. def __init__(self):
3. self.__queue = []
4. self.__eventKeeper = {}
5.
6. def addEvent(self, eventName):
7. self.__queue.append(eventName)
8.
9. def registerCallback(self, event, func):
10. self.__eventKeeper[event] = func
11.
12. def run(self):
13. while(True):
14. if len(self.__queue) > 0:
15. nextEvent = self.__queue.pop(0)
16. self.__eventKeeper[nextEvent]()
17. else:
18. print('queue is empty')
-Refer to the session in the accompanying Case Study 1. What kind of loop is shown on lines 13-18?
A) Definite
B) Abstract
C) Multithreaded
D) Infinite

Quizplus · Accepted Answer

The loop on lines 13-18 is a while loop with the condition "True", which means it will run indefinitely until it is explicitly broken out of.

Case Study 1: 1. Class EventHandler