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Example of mind-test loop which produces more elegant code than pretest or post-test loop results:
- The mind-test loop test the terminating condition in the middle of the loop.
- The mind-test in many languages accomplished with a special statement nested inside a conditional like “exit” in Ada, “break” in C, and “last” in Perl languages...
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Programming Language Pragmatics, Fourth Edition
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