The do-while statement below lets the user input an integer number multiple times as long as the condition is satisfied. Determine which condition matches the given description. There may be as many as three answers. Condition: num != 0 * do { num - keyboard.nextInt(); } while (_ The loop stops when the user inputs -1 The loop stops when the user inputs 0 The loop stops when the user inputs +1 None of the above

The do-while statement below lets the user input an integer number multiple times as long as the condition is satisfied. Determine which condition matches the given description. There may be as many as three answers. Condition: num != 0 * do { num - keyboard.nextInt(); } while (_ The loop stops when the user inputs -1 The loop stops when the user inputs 0 The loop stops when the user inputs +1 None of the above

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