The do/while loop, a variant of the while loop, executes the code block once, then proceeds to check if the condition is true. If the condition holds true, it repeats the loop until the condition evaluates to false.
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In the following example employing a do/while loop, the loop will be executed at least once, regardless of whether the condition is false. This occurs because the code block is executed before the condition is evaluated:
| int i = 0;
do { |
| Remember to increment the variable utilized in the condition, or else the loop may never terminate! |
