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what is the difference between entry control and exit
control statement?
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Answer Posted / ajay pandey
The entry control loop is also called for or while loop. Because while loop and for loop are check condition first and the condition is true then it execute the inside statement otherwise it is exit. Where do-while loop is atlist one time execute the inside statement and then check condition. Therefor do-while loop is exit control loop.
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