The Do While Loop is a bit like the While Loop, but there's one major difference: the While Loop will only start if the condition is TRUE; whereas the Do While Loop will always execute the first time, and then evaluate whether the condition is TRUE afterwards.
Here's what the syntax looks like:
do { // execute code } while ( condition to be met );
Let's look at a real example:
// Set a variable $i = 1; do { // Do this code echo "Number: $i
"; $i++; } // Then evaluate this condition // Repeat loop if TRUE while ( $i <= 10 );
If coded correctly, this should echo the numbers 1 to 10 on your screen.
Feel free to experiment with the above Do While Loop with some PHP using the practice.php page provided in this folder.