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$T$ $F$ In Java, a pre-test loop is written using the do statement.

   $T$ $F$ In Java, a pre-test loop is written using the do statement.
 
Fundamentals of Computer Science using Java
Fundamentals of Computer Science using Java
David Hughes 1st Edition
Chapter 6, Problem 8 ↓

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The term "pre-test loop" refers to a type of loop that evaluates its condition before executing the loop body. This means the loop checks whether it should run or not before any of its internal code is executed.  Show more…

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Pre-test Loop
A pre-test loop is a control structure that evaluates the loop's condition before the first iteration and on each subsequent iteration. This means that if the condition is initially false, the loop's body may not be executed even once. In Java, the 'while' loop typically embodies this behavior.
do-while Loop
The do-while loop in Java is a type of loop that tests its condition after executing the loop's body, guaranteeing that the body is executed at least once. This is why it is considered a post-test loop, rather than a pre-test loop.

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