Answer:

Yes — there is the if statement (both with and without an else), the switch statement, and the conditional statement.

Of these, the if statement is by far the most useful.

The `do` Statement

The do statement is similar to the while statement with an important difference: the do statement performs a test after each execution of the loop body. Here is a counting loop that prints integers from 1 to 9:

int count = 0;                      // initialize count to 0

do
{
  System.out.println( count );      // loop body: includes code to
  count++  ;                        // change the count
}
while ( count < 10 );               // test if the loop body should be
                                    // executed again.

Notice how the do and the while bracket the statements that form the loop body. The condition that is tested follows the while.

Answer:

The do Statement

QUESTION 2:

The `do` Statement