The question below only prints 4 lines of text, when average score = 5.0, 7.5, 10, 12.5. I answered FALSE, but this was marked incorrect. Is this an error, or am i missing something? Shouldn't it only print 5 lines if the "averageScore += 2.5" line was after the print() statement?

While loops Question 11/12: This loop prints five lines of text – true or false?

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var averageScore = 2.5
while averageScore < 15.0 {
    averageScore += 2.5
    print("The average score is \(averageScore)")
}

Unroll the loop to see what's going on.

We start with averageScore set to 2.5

1. First time through the loop, averageScore is 2.5, therefore averageScore < 15.0 is true, so:
   • add 2.5 to averageScore
   • prints: The average score is 5.0
2. Second time through the loop, averageScore is 5.0, therefore averageScore < 15.0 is true, so:
   • add 2.5 to averageScore
   • prints: The average score is 7.5
3. Third time through the loop, averageScore is 7.5, therefore averageScore < 15.0 is true, so:
   • add 2.5 to averageScore
   • prints: The average score is 10.0
4. Fourth time through the loop, averageScore is 10.0, therefore averageScore < 15.0 is true, so:
   • add 2.5 to averageScore
   • prints: The average score is 12.5
5. Fifth time through the loop, averageScore is 12.5, therefore averageScore < 15.0 is true, so:
   • add 2.5 to averageScore
   • prints: The average score is 15.0
6. Sixth time through the loop, averageScore is 15.0, therefore averageScore < 15.0 is false, so end the loop.

So we print 5 times.

edit: sorry, I confused myself because I was trying to do two things at once. I've corrected my post now.