Apply the looping rules to accomplish the specified processing. Assume that the value of the variable n is equal to zero as the loop begins.
Modify the infinite loop to make it terminate after one time through.
```
DO WHILE n = 0
OUTPUT "Once more around the loop"
LET n = 1
LOOP
```
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