The do-while statement is a looping statement that executes a block of code, then evaluates an expression to see if it should loop again or not. Code inside of the do-while code block will execute at least once, even if the expression portion evaluates to false. Once the code from the code block has executed, the expression portion will be evaluated. Stopping the loop simply means that the expression portion will evaluate to false. Something unique to the do-while loop is that the (expression) portion MUST have a semicolon after the closing parenthesis.
