# Do While loop

A do-while loop is used to repeatedly execute a set of statements until the condition that it uses evaluates to false.

 **This loop checks the condition after it completes the execution of all the statements in its loop body.**

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#### Example 1: Program to print line 10 times

```java
package com.test.test1;

public class DoWhileEx {
	public static void main(String[] args) {
		int x = 1;
		do {
			System.out.println("Line : "+x);
			x++;
		} while (x <= 10);
	}

}
```

```
Line : 1
Line : 2
Line : 3
Line : 4
Line : 5
Line : 6
Line : 7
Line : 8
Line : 9
Line : 10
```

#### While Vs Do-while loop :

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#### Problems:

Try all the examples as well as problems with while loop which are mentioned in [for loop](/core-java/flow-control/for-loop.md) section.


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