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C# / CSharp Tutorial » Statement » Do While   4. 6. 4. Use the do while statement to implement Newton's method for finding the square root of a number using System; public class MainClass {    public static void Main( ) {       double epsilon   = 1.0e-9;       double guess    = 11.0;       double result   = 0.0;       double value = 2;       result = ((value / guess) + guess) / 2;        do {             Console.WriteLine( "Guess Value  = {0}", guess  );             Console.WriteLine( "Result Value = {0}", result );             guess = result;             result = ((value / guess) + guess) / 2;       } while( Math.Abs(result - guess) > epsilon );       Console.WriteLine("The approx sqrt of {0} is {1}", value, result );     } } Guess Value = 11 Result Value = 5.59090909090909 Guess Value = 5.59090909090909 Result Value = 2.97431633407243 Guess Value = 2.97431633407243 Result Value = 1.82336988350512 Guess Value = 1.82336988350512 Result Value = 1.46012001740362 Guess Value = 1.46012001740362 Result Value = 1.41493521627426 Guess Value = 1.41493521627426 Result Value = 1.41421374640426 Guess Value = 1.41421374640426 Result Value = 1.41421356237311 The approx sqrt of 2 is 1.41421356237309 4. 6. Do While 4. 6. 1.  Do while loop 4. 6. 2.  Display the digits of an integer in reverse order with do while loop 4. 6. 3.  Using break to exit a do-while loop 4. 6. 4.  Use the do while statement to implement Newton's method for finding the square root of a number 4. 6. 5.  Do / while loop with a console read

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