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3,642 PointsCreate a 'do . . . while' loop very basic question
After completing the task associated with this video, I'm looking for a little bit more clarity on the do/while loop.
So, the basic syntax is:
do {
something;
} while (some condition)
other code, possibly document.write(), alert(), whatever;
Do you need to add anything (; braces, etc.) after the while (some condition) portion?
Is the closing parenthesis what signals the javascript reader that the while condition is over?
I was hesitant to write anything after the while condition because I was afraid that it would get lumped in as part of the condition.
2 Answers
Pokemon Rift
4,225 PointsYou simply add a semicolon at the end of the while(condition).
do {
whatever
}
while (condition) ;
Kelly Walsh
3,642 PointsThanks - I told you it was simple!
I tried various things in the task, and they all passed, so i wasn't sure.