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163 PointsI dont get this question
How many times will the following loop execute?
int i = 1; do { printf("looping"); } while ( i < 1 ) ;
Shouldn't the answer be zero since 1 is not smaller that 1 (i <1)
3 Answers
Stone Preston
42,016 Pointsdo while loops are guaranteed to run at least once. they run once, then they check the while condition. If its true, it loops again, if its false, it stops.
Sam Harms
163 PointsSuper!
Mike Baxter
4,442 PointsLook up the definition of "do while" and "while". They're a bit different from one another and you'll find your answer in that difference.