<\/span><\/h2>\nIn a do while loop, the block of code is executed once before checking the condition. If the condition is true, the loop continues execution, and if it is false, the loop is terminated. By utilizing a sentinel value, we can set a specific condition that when met, stops the loop from executing further.<\/p>\n
The sentinel value acts as a signal to the program, indicating that the loop has reached its end. It is often a predetermined value that is unlikely to occur during normal execution of the loop. When the program encounters this sentinel value during the iteration, it breaks out of the loop and continues with the rest of the code.<\/p>\n
Do while loop sentinel value allows us to create a controlled stop for our loop based on specific conditions set by the sentinel value.<\/strong><\/p>\n