Re: do/while doesn't check condition

Can anyone please explain this strange behavior?

I have this function that is supposed to copy the contents of one
array to one other array, but sorted. I don't know if the logic is
correct but when I try to debug this the do/while loop results in an
endless loop. The Two first values of the unsorted array are

unsorted[0] = 8
unsorted[1] = 9

I tried to step over it with a debugger. When it reaches to the
do/while loop it checks the if statement which results to false,
checks the else if statement which results to true, sets larger to
true, DOESN'T check the while statement at all and goes back to the
if statement. Where is the mistake?

void sort(int sorted[], int unsorted[])
{

   bool larger = false;
   //first number is just copied
   sorted[0] = unsorted[0];

   // start sorting
   for(int i = 1; i<10; i++)

   {
       // first copy the value to the sorted array
       sorted[i] = unsorted[i];

       // then start comparing
       int j = i;

       do
       {
          // if less than previous then swap
           if(sorted[j] < sorted[j -1])
           {
               int temp = sorted[j -1];
               sorted[j -1] = sorted[j];
               sorted[j] = temp;

               j--;
               larger = false;
           }

           // else do nothing
           else if(sorted[j] >= sorted[j -1])
           {
               larger = true;
           }
       }while(j != 0 || !larger);

   }
}