Because one memory location can be used repeatedly with different values, you can write program instructions once and then use them for thousands of separate calculation. T/F

True.

Explanation:

The statement written in the question is True. We can use one memory location and use it with different values.

For example: - When we are using a loop be it for, while or do-while. The counter that we use for iteration is one and we use that counter to run the loop. We are using a single memory location and we are updating the count in that memory location many times.

for (int i=0; i<1000; i++)

{

//body.

}

We are using i's memory location and changing it 1000 times.