Megha,
have you tried running this code? you'll probably remember this stuff better if you try it, see what it does, then figure out why. put in print statements to make sure it's doing what you really think it's doing. then, write something similar, predict what you think will happen, then run that.
having said that, your question doesn't make a lot of sense. your sample code doesn't have ANY output, no matter what the values of i or j are.
now, if your asking what the flow in this code is, we can just walk through it.
we enter the do loop. do loops garuntee we execute the body of the loop at least once. that means the condition is testes AFTER we do everything.
the body of the loop says IF whatever. in this case, i<j is true, so we go inside the if statement. it says "continue".
the continue statement says "stop everything, and go to the
test condition of whatever loop i'm in".
so, we go to the test condition - i<5. this is false, since i = 10. so, we quit the loop, and don't execute it again. the next thing we do is whatever is AFTER your "while (i = 5)" line.