Which construct in High-Level Programming Languages allows for repetitive execution of code blocks?

Iteration means loops that repeat code multiple times. For loops, while loops, and do-while loops are all iteration constructs. They let you run the same code over and over until a condition is met.

Functions organize code into reusable blocks but don’t automatically repeat. Data types define what kind of information you store. Selection statements like if/else make choices, not repetitions.

Loops save time by avoiding repetitive typing. You write the code once and loop through it as many times as needed.