What type of loop executes a set of instructions continuously until a specific condition is met?

The While Loop is designed to execute a set of instructions continuously as long as a specified condition remains true. This creates an ongoing cycle where the code within the loop block keeps running until that condition changes, at which point the loop ceases its execution.

For example, if you have a While Loop that checks if a variable is less than a certain value, the loop will keep iterating and processing instructions as long as that variable fulfills the condition (i.e., is still less than the specified value). This makes it particularly useful for scenarios where the number of iterations isn't predetermined, allowing for dynamic behavior based on real-time conditions.

In contrast, other loop types have specific behaviors: a For Loop typically executes a predefined number of times based on a counter, the Do While Loop guarantees at least one iteration before checking the condition, and a Nested Loop is a loop inside another loop designed to handle multi-dimensional data processing. Each of these has its own unique purpose and functionality, but the While Loop specifically addresses ongoing execution based on a condition.