In what sequence the initialization, testing and execution of body is done…

Answer: The correct sequence is Initialisation, Execution of the body, Testing the condition.

Key point: In a do-while loop the body always runs at least once because the condition is checked after the body executes.

1. Initialisation: Set up loop control variable(s) before the loop starts.

2. Execution of the body: The loop body executes first in a do-while construct.

3. Testing the condition: After the body runs, the loop condition is evaluated; if true, the loop repeats.

Example (pseudocode):

initialise i

do {

// body executes here

} while (condition);

Therefore the correct ordering is: Initialisation, Execution of the body, Testing the condition.