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Do-While Loop in C++ Programming Language

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 Do-While Loop In C++ Programming Language The do-while loop is an exit-controlled loop. We have studied about loops before in our previous blog posts let us now look at the do-while loop in C++ programming language. An interesting thing about do-while is that this loop executes at-least once no matter if the given condition is true or false at the very first iteration. It means in both the cases if condition is true or false the do-while will run and execute the piece of code. After that the given condition will decide wether the do-while loop will run or not if the condition is false then the do-while loop will terminate and not run for the second iteration and if the condition is still true then the do-while loop will run. Basic Syntax of Do-while Loop in C++ Programming Language Basic Working of Do-While Loop in C++ Programming Language As we know that these looping statements are used to repeat or iterate some piece of code. In do-while loop first we sho...

How does a do-while loop work in the c programming language?

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  How does a do-while loop work in the c programming language? We use control statements in programming languages to execute code based on certain conditions. In C programming the concept of control statement is the same. These control statements iterate pieces of code multiple times according to user requirements. These iterations are controlled by some conditions that are given by the programmer or the developer. There are mainly three types of control statements or looping statements, which are, 1) do-while loop 2) while loop 3) for loop Today our main focus is on the do-while loop. We are going to look at the do-while loop and the basic syntax of the do-while loop. After that, we are going to look at an example to get a better understanding of do-while loop and its working. These loop statements increase the performance of the code. Below is the syntax of the do-while loop do{ //Write the coding part here }while(condition); Note a very important point about the do-while l...