Same is the case for the do-while loop, except that when the loop is executed for the first time, the enclosed statements are executed, and then the condition is checked. Only if the condition ...

Probably not for C#, no. The general answer is "it depends". Some languages are designed to make recursion efficient*, in which case it would be perfectly reasonable to count to 10 that way.

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