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Updated do and while keyword topics #5650
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| closing and reopening to start a new build. dotnet/samples#86 has been merged. | 
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This is a really nice improvement @pkulikov
I had a couple very small nits to address before we 
Thanks again for all the contributions. We appreciate it.
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| ## Example | ||
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| The following example shows the usage of the `do` statement. Select the **Run** to run the example code. After that you can modify the code and run it again. | 
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nit: "Select Run" instead of "Select the Run"
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| ## Example | ||
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| The following example shows the usage of the `while` statement. Select the **Run** to run the example code. After that you can modify the code and run it again. | 
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nit: "Select Run" instead of "Select the Run"
| @BillWagner thank you for the review; I've fixed both nits. | 
| Thanks @pkulikov I'll  | 
During PR #5597, I've thought why not to unify all iteration keywords topics. This PR update while and do topics:
whileloop examples. In the current edition, those examples serve not the while loop, but the evaluation of the increment operator, which is off-topic, I would say.falseto ...while a specified boolean expression evaluates totrue, which might be easier to grasp.Depends on dotnet/samples#86