Sams Teach Yourself Microsoft® Visual C#™ .NET in 24 Hours

Hour 14

1:	True or False: You have to know the start and end values of a for loop at design time to use this type of loop.
A1:	False. You must know these values at runtime, but it isn't necessary to know them at design time.
2:	Is it possible to nest loops?
A2:	Yes, and this is a common thing to do.
3:	What type of loop would you most likely need to create if you didn't have any idea how many times the loop would need to occur?
A3:	A do...while loop
4:	If you evaluate the expression in a do...while on the while statement, is it possible that the code within the loop may never execute?
A4:	No; when you evaluate the expression on the while statement, the code within the loop is guaranteed to execute at least once.
5:	What statement do you use to terminate ...