The document discusses two types of iterative statements in programming - the while loop and do-while loop. The while loop iterates as long as a condition is true, and the do-while loop iterates at least once and then checks the condition. Examples are given showing how to use each loop type to print numbers from 1 to 10 and calculate the average of numbers from 1 to 10.

1. ITERATIVE
STATEMENTS

2. The While Statement
The while statement or while loop is
an open-ended or event controlled
loop. The while loop iterates while
the condition is TRUE (1). When it
becomes FALSE (0), the program
control passes to the line after the
loop code.

3. The General form of the while
statement is:
While (condition)
{
statement_sequence;
}

4. The DO-WHILE statement
The second type of open-ended or
event controlled loop is the do-
while.
Statement or do While loop.

5. The General Form of the do-while
statement is:
do
{
Statement_sequence;
}
while (condition);

6. While
Write a program that will print the
numbers 1 to 10 using while while
statement.

7. Do-while
Write a program that will get the
average of all intregers from 1 to 10
using do-while loop.