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• Java do-while loops
• A do-while loop differs from a while loop in when its continuation condition is checked.
• A while loop checks the continuation condition before the loop body begins.
• A do-while loop checks the continuation condition at the end of the loop.
• A do-while loop always executes at least once.
• Code Sample 28.4 provides an example of a do-while loop.
• Do-while syntax has specific formatting conventions.
• The opening curly bracket appears on the same line as the do keyword.
• The while keyword and continuation condition share the line with the closing curly bracket, followed by a semicolon.
• The semicolon appears even though the continuation condition is not an executable statement.