A CDE Definition
A high-level programming language structure that repeats instructions based on the results of a comparison. In a DO WHILE loop, the instructions within the loop are performed if the comparison is true. In a DO UNTIL loop, the instructions are bypassed if the comparison is true. The following simulated DO WHILE loop prints 1 through 10 and stops. The bold words are programming commands, and the others are variables created by the programmer. See variable and loop.
counter = 0
do while counter < 10
counter = counter + 1
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