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JavaScript

Posted by Aliayub Ali
Aliayub Ali
3,495 Points

Some one answer this please.

is't possible that I only run or execute do loops in any way regardless my code. for example var count=0; do{ document.write("this iteration"+counter+"<br>"); count++; }

1 Answer

Brendan Whiting
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Brendan Whiting
Front End Web Development Techdegree Graduate 84,738 Points

You could have a while condition that's just true:

var count=0; 

do { 
  document.write("this iteration"+counter+"<br>"); 
  count++; 
} while (true);

But be careful, it looks like you've created an infinite loop that will cause the script to crash.

Aliayub Ali
Aliayub Ali
3,495 Points

Thank you; break;