Match each statement with an item
-A loop statement that causes the interpreter to continue executing the code in the until loop portion of the script as long as the condition is false.
A) if statement
B) then statement
C) else statement
D) fi statement
E) while statement
F) until statement
G) for statement
H) do statement
I) done statement

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Quizplus · Accepted Answer

The "until" loop in scripting languages like Bash continues to execute the block of code it encompasses as long as the condition specified remains false. Once the condition becomes true, the loop exits. This behavior is specific to the "until" loop, distinguishing it from other control structures listed.

Match Each Statement with an Item