Unlike the while statement, the statements in a ____ statement always execute once, before a conditional expression is evaluated.
A) do/continue
B) do/while
C) do/until
D) do/using

Question

Unlike the while statement, the statements in a ____  statement always execute once, before a conditional expression is evaluated.
A) do/continue
B) do/while
C) do/until
D) do/using

Quizplus · Accepted Answer

The do/while statement always executes once before checking the conditional expression at the end of the loop, whereas do/continue and do/until statements do not exist in most programming languages. The do/using statement is not a valid statement in programming.

Unlike the While Statement, the Statements in a ____ Statement