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1,417 PointsHow many times will the following loop execute? Is the answer correct?
I'm confused about how the answer to this question is "once".
How many times will the following loop execute? int i = 1; do { printf("looping"); } while ( i < 1 ) ;
If i=1 then i<1 is never true. Therefore, I don't understand how the printf("looping"); can be executed. Why is the answer not "never" or "zero"? Thanks for the help.
1 Answer
Joe Timmons
4,331 PointsThis is a do/while loop. The "Do" part is executed before the "While" condition is checked. This means it will always execute at least one time and continue to loop as long as the condition is true.
Hope that helps!
-Joe
John McDermott
1,417 PointsJohn McDermott
1,417 PointsThank you very much.