Can the loop() function be called recursively?

No, it cannot be called recursively

Yes, it can be called recursively

No, it cannot be called recursively

Yes, it can be called recursively but only by the setup() function

Yes, it can be called recursively but only twice

How to make the loop function run only once but the code inside run infinitely?

Call the setup() function from the loop() function

Create a recursive function call statement

Create a nested infinite loop within the loop() function

Call the setup() function from the loop() function

Call the loop() function from the setup() function

Can the loop() function be used to replace the functionality of the setup() function?

Yes, it can, but only for certain Arduino Boards

Yes, it can, but only for a limited time frame

Can a programmer not use the loop function at all in a code?

Yes, but it needs to be called at least once

Yes, but it needs to be commented out

Is the loop() function a replacement of the main() function in the Arduino Programming Environment?

No, it is a replacement for the constructor

Yes, but only for certain Arduino Boards

Can the loop() function be used to call another function that is custom defined by the programmer?

Yes, it can call but only functions with no return values

Yes, it can call but only functions with return values

How many times does the loop() function run on every startup of the Arduino System?

Depends upon the setup() function

Infinitely till the power is supplied to the Arduino

Explore topic-wise MCQs in Arduino.

This section includes 7 Mcqs, each offering curated multiple-choice questions to sharpen your Arduino knowledge and support exam preparation. Choose a topic below to get started.

1.	Can the loop() function be called recursively?
A.	Yes, it can be called recursively
B.	No, it cannot be called recursively
C.	Yes, it can be called recursively but only by the setup() function
D.	Yes, it can be called recursively but only twice
Answer» B. No, it cannot be called recursively

Discussion

2.	How to make the loop function run only once but the code inside run infinitely?
A.	Create a recursive function call statement
B.	Create a nested infinite loop within the loop() function
C.	Call the setup() function from the loop() function
D.	Call the loop() function from the setup() function
Answer» C. Call the setup() function from the loop() function

Discussion

3.	Can the loop() function be used to replace the functionality of the setup() function?
A.	Yes, it can
B.	No, it cannot
C.	Yes, it can, but only for certain Arduino Boards
D.	Yes, it can, but only for a limited time frame
Answer» B. No, it cannot

Discussion

4.	Can a programmer not use the loop function at all in a code?
A.	Yes
B.	No
C.	Yes, but it needs to be called at least once
D.	Yes, but it needs to be commented out
Answer» B. No

Discussion

5.	Is the loop() function a replacement of the main() function in the Arduino Programming Environment?
A.	No, it is a replacement for the constructor
B.	Yes, it is a replacement
C.	Yes, but only for certain Arduino Boards
D.	No, it is not a replacement
Answer» E.

Discussion

6.	Can the loop() function be used to call another function that is custom defined by the programmer?
A.	Yes, it can call
B.	No, it cannot call
C.	Yes, it can call but only functions with no return values
D.	Yes, it can call but only functions with return values
Answer» B. No, it cannot call

Discussion

7.	How many times does the loop() function run on every startup of the Arduino System?
A.	1
B.	Depends upon the setup() function
C.	Infinitely till the power is supplied to the Arduino
D.	3
Answer» D. 3

Discussion