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Daniel Newman
Courses Plus Student 10,715 PointsWhy don't you try to use Console on your browser? The code in your task doing this way:
var x = 0; do { console.log('I love JavaScript'); x += 1; } while ( x <= ... )
- x before loop equal 0
- do "console.log(text); x = x+1;" 3 while ~ if( expression === true ). In "do ... while ..." case we get 1 string even if expression is false.
That's why while( expression ) more preferable and you should understand the difference between. do {} while () - do first then check if true vs. while () {} - check first then do if true
Hope it was helpful.