| Do...Loop Structure |
| Do…loop is used to execute a block of statements for indefinite number of times. There are several variations of Do...Loop statement. |
| Each variation evaluates a numeric condition to determine whether to continue execution or not. |
| Syntax: |
| Do While |
| statements… |
| Loop |
| Note that: |
| 1.When Visual Basic executes Do While loop, it first tests condition. |
| 2.If condition is False (zero), it skips past all the statements. |
| 3.If it's True (nonzero), Visual Basic executes the statements and then goes back to the Do While statement and tests the condition again. |
| Example: |
| Do While count<=5 |
| count = count + 1 |
| Loop |
| Here loop increments the value of count until it becomes equal or less than 5. |
| Another variation of Do...Loop statement executes the statement first and then tests condition after each execution. This variation guarantees at least one execution of statements. |
| Syntax: |
| Do |
| Loop While |
Wednesday, February 25, 2009
Do...Loop Structure
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