168. DO WHILE loop iterates as long as condition at beginning is met.#
topic: Loops
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A DO WHILE loop iterates as long as the condition at the beginning of the loop is met. The syntax is
do while (condition) … end do
An infinite do loop allows the test for exiting to be made anywhere in the loop and is more flexible.
A DO WHILE loop iterates as long as the condition at the beginning of the loop is met. The syntax is
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do while (condition)
...
end do
An infinite do loop allows the test for exiting to be made anywhere in the loop and is more flexible.pic.twitter.com/FChl184asF
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