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```do {
    // some code here
    TODO()
} while (true) // warning for unreachable code with suggestion to replace with 'while()'. It is unreachable but in this case i think it should be ok ```

the `true` expression is unreachable though - TODO will always throw and so the flow will never reach the point of checking the result of the `true` expression to decide whether to loop again.

I understand that. The point is there is no way to change it other then suppress warning.

The question is: why using a "do-while" loop in such a case?

Isn't a simple while-loop enough, like:
```    while (true) {
        // some code here
        TODO()
    }```