C++ keyword: while
                
                
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                    Usage
- while loop: as the declaration of the loop
 - do-while loop: as the declaration of the terminating condition of the loop
 
Example
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#include <iostream> int main() noexcept { int i{3}; // The following 'while' loop statement: // 1. (condition) Checks if value of the variable 'i' is greater than zero // and if not, ends the loop execution with end of this point. // Post-decrements the variable 'i' (decreases its value by 1). // 2. (statement) Writes out a current value of the variable 'i' to the stdout. // 3. Returns to the point 1 (condition). while (i --> 0) // condition: i-- > 0 std::cout << i; // statement: std::cout << i; }
Output:
210
See also
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(since C++17) | 
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(since C++23) | 
-  switch statement: 
switch,case -  default (as case label declaration) etc: 
default -  goto statement: 
goto -  continue statement: 
continue -  break statement: 
break -  return statement: 
return 
| (since C++20) | 
-  do-while loop and 
whileloop:do -  for loop and range-based 
forloop:for