As others said, the answer is yes. However this reminds me something interesting. do {} is not a loop structure.

use warnings;
use strict;

my $i;
do {
    print ++$i;
    last if ($i == 10);
} until (0);
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When kyou run this code, it complaints that "Can't "last" outside a loop block at a.pl line 7.". However it still gives what you want, and prints the result "12345678910".