Repetition is a strategy for remembering information in which you read, write and say the information a number of times. read the information. write the information. say the information. repeat the first three steps at least three times. use repetition to remember the following information. the red maple tree leaf on the flag of canada is the symbol of that country. the flag with this symbol was first used in 1965.

When trying to memorize

something, there are many different methods one may choose to employ.  Repetition is one of the most popular

ways.  When we look at the prompt you

provided, we see three steps—(a) read the information, (b) write the information,

and (c) say the information.  These three

steps help you experience the information in more ways than just one like if

you were only reading the information.  

These three steps have you reading, performing the mechanical action of

writing, then hearing/listening (because you’ll hear yourself reading).  In addition to the repetition, by

diversifying your experiences with the material, you’ll best be able to

remember what it is you seek to remember.

Answer and Explanation:

Repetition is a sequence of instructions that repeat in a certain number of times or specific results achieved. In the programming language, loops use for this term.        

As repetition has three step

1) to read

2) write

3) repeat number of time

Repetition using in the following information where the red maple tree leaf on the flag of Canada was first introduce in 1965.  

let suppose 4 time this input show in repetition for this purpose let chose the loop

where i is use in condition and initialize with 0 then declare how many times repetition occurs then using increment in i as shown below

       for (var i = 0; i < =4; i++) {

 println("The red maple tree leaf on the flag of Canada is the symbol of that country. The flag with this symbol was first used in 1965.");

}

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