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while
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The while loop executes as long as an < expression > evaluates as true. This is the same as in any other programming language. |
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There are two forms of while statement |
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Syntax : while |
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while (condition) statement
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Syntax : do while |
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do {
statement
} while (condition);
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Example : do-while
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1 program while_statement {
2 integer i = 0;
3 integer j = 10;
4 // while example
5 while (i < 5) {
6 printf("Value of i %0d\n",i);
7 i ++;
8 }
9 // do - while example
10 do {
11 printf("Value of j %0d\n", j);
12 j --;
13 } while (j > 5);
14 }
You could download file while_statement.vr here
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Simulation : do-while
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Value of i 0
Value of i 1
Value of i 2
Value of i 3
Value of i 4
Value of j 10
Value of j 9
Value of j 8
Value of j 7
Value of j 6
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Deepak Kumar Tala - All rights reserved |
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