4/ A loop is explained in the following figure intNum = 1 Do While intNum3 MessageBox. ShowCintNum) intNumintNum1 Proc 1. The intNum variable is initialized to 1 2. The Do claus e checks whether the value in the intNum variable (1) is less than or equal to so the loop body instructions display the number 1 in a message box and then update 3. It is, ntNum variable's value by adding 1 to it, giving 2 3. The Loop Do clause checks whether the value in the int Num variable (2) is less than or equal to 3. clause returns processing to the Do clause (the beginning of the loop). It is, so the loop body instructions display the number 2 in a message box and then update the intNum variable's value by adding 1 to it, giving 3 5. The Loop clause returns processing to the Do clause. b. The Do clause checks whether the value in the intNum variable (3) is less than or equal to 3. It is, so the loop body instructions display the number 3 in a message box and then update the intNum variable's value by adding 1 to it, giving 4. 7. The Loop clause returns processing to the Do clause. 8. The Do clause checks whether the value in the intNum variable (4) is less than or equal to 3. It isn't, so the loop ends. Processing will continue with the statement following the Loop clause. Now can you explain a loop below that you used in the dream car project: Private Sub btnclickHere Click(sender As Object, e As EventArgs) Handles btnClickHere.Click 1 ' blinks the message in the 1b1Msg control declare counter Dim intCount As Integer begin counting intCount 1 Do While intCount