Using do…while to Loop an Indeterminate Number of Times
In some situations, you won't know the exact number of times a loop needs to be performed—not even when the loop begins. When you need to create such a loop, using the do…while loop is the best solution.
The do…while comes in a number of flavors. Its most basic form has the following syntax:
do statement while (expression);
 | The following is used to execute multiple statements:
do
{
[Statements]
} while (expression);
|
Ending a do…while
A do…while without some sort of exit mechanism or defined condition is an endless loop. In its most basic form, nothing is present to tell the loop when to ...
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