I don't understand "do while loop", I'm confuse

Hey Shahe, I think you're going to be relieved when you realize how simple this really is once you get it. Here's the break down:

A while loop first checks to see if a specified condition is true, and if it is, then runs a bock of code. I.e.,

While (true) { console.log('hello world!') }

First the loop checks for the truth of the condition, then executes the code bock (obviously the above loop is an infinite loop and will run forever--and crash your browser!).

A do-while loop works similarly but in the reverse order. A do-while loop first executes a block of code, and then checks if a specified condition is true to see if it should execute that code block again. I.e.,

do { i = 0; console.log('hello world!'); i++; } while (i < 10);

In the do-while loop above, the block of code will run at least once before checking if the while condition is true. Even if i were equal to 10 right at the start, the code block would still run, but would not run again since the while condition would be false.

So summarize:

1. While loops first check the while condition, and if it is true, run the code block.

2. Do-while loops first execute code block, then check the while condition to see if they should run the code block again.

I hope this helps!