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JavaScript JavaScript Loops, Arrays and Objects Simplify Repetitive Tasks with Loops Review while loops, do...while loops, and Loop Conditions

Posted by Igor Latychev
Igor Latychev
Courses Plus Student 7,310 Points

do while loops

var x = 0; do { console.log('I love JavaScript'); x += 1; } while ( x <= 10 ) } {

// The question is asking me to print the message 10 times which I did but it is still saying that I am incorrect, can you please tell me why?

2 Answers

Wout Ceulemans
Wout Ceulemans
17,603 Points
Wout Ceulemans
Wout Ceulemans
17,603 Points

Your loop will print out 'I love JavaScript' 11 times, not 10.

You might find this helpful: https://hastebin.com/upuvozedik.pl
You see, because your counter starts at 0, and it goes up to or equal to 10, your loop will actually run 11 times.

Blayne Holland
Blayne Holland
19,321 Points
Blayne Holland
Blayne Holland
19,321 Points

Looks like its just a syntax error. At the end of your code you don't need the braces "} {" at the end of your code. Other than that its perfect.

var x = 0;

do {
   console.log('I love javascript');
   x = x + 1
} while (x < 10)