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State three differences between a while loop and a do-while loop.
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Answer
A while loop tests the condition before the body runs, so the body may never execute; a do-while loop tests it after, so the body always executes at least once. The while loop is entry-controlled and the do-while exit-controlled. A do-while statement must be terminated by a semicolon after the condition.
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Explanation
Both are equivalent when the condition is true at the outset.
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