aCar = new Car();

aCar = Car();

new Car();

Car aCar = new Car();

return("John");

return name;

return "John";

return;

The while loop can only be used for integer values, while the do-while loop can handle all data types.

The do-while loop always executes at least once, while the while loop may not execute at all.

The do-while loop is faster than the while loop.

The while loop always executes at least once, while the do-while loop does not.

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1

2

When you need to repeat a block of code

When checking boolean conditions

When there are only two conditions to check

When there are multiple conditions to check based on the value of a single variable

A While Loop

An if statement

A Do..While Loop

Decision

Data

Process

Loop

while (counter < 3) {

     System.out.println("Please enter new value: ");

     totalValue += input.nextInt();

     counter++;

}

do{

     System.out.println("Please enter new value: ");

     totalValue += input.nextInt();

     counter++;

} while (counter < 3);

totalValue += input.nextInt();

counter++;

if(counter < 3){

     System.out.println("Please enter new value: ");

}

for (int counter = 0; counter < 3; counter++) {

     System.out.println("Please enter new value: ");

     totalValue += input.nextInt();

}

Terminator

Decision

Action

Loop

Repetition

Decision

Data

Process