In nested loops, if a break statement is executed inside the inner loop, the control will exit the ______ loop.
- Inner
- Outer
- Both inner and outer
- None of the above
In nested loops, a break statement is used to exit the innermost loop. When it's executed, control exits the inner loop, not the outer one. Therefore, the correct option is 'Inner.'
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