What type of loop will execute at least once before checking a condition?

A Do While Loop is designed to execute its block of code at least once before evaluating the condition that controls the loop. This characteristic stems from its structure, where the code inside the loop runs first, followed by the condition check at the end of the iteration. Because of this design, even if the condition is false from the outset, the loop will still execute one time before terminating.

In contrast, the other loop types do not have this feature. A For Each Loop, While Loop, and For Loop all check the condition before executing the loop's body. As a result, these loops may not execute at all if the condition is not met initially, unlike the Do While Loop, which guarantees at least one execution, providing a unique utility in scenarios where initial processing is required regardless of the condition's state.