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var2 = 0; | var2 = 0; | ||
repeat | repeat | ||
- | var2++; //this does exactly the same but the check is at the end of the loop, | + | var2++; //this does exactly the same but the check is at the end of the loop, |
+ | //meaning this loop will be processed at least once! | ||
until(var2 > 10) | until(var2 > 10) | ||
for(var3 = 0;var3 <= 10;var3++) | for(var3 = 0;var3 <= 10;var3++) | ||
- | //this does exactly the same as the while loop but you control the incremention in the header of the loop which makes it more readable | + | //this does exactly the same as the while loop but you control the incremention |
+ | //in the header of the loop which makes it more readable | ||
end | end | ||
from var4 = 0 to 10 step 1 | from var4 = 0 to 10 step 1 |
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Definition
LOOP
Loop is a reserved word used to create iterations in your code. The terminator for a loop is end. the statements between these words will get repeated indefinately. There are several types of loops:
- the normal loop
- while loop (terminator: end)
- repeat loop (terminator: until)
- for loop (terminator: end)
- from loop (terminator: end)
Example
Process loops() Private var1 = 999; var2 = 999; var3 = 999; var4 = 999; Begin var1 = 0; while(var1 <= 10) var1++; //this statement will be processed 10 times end var2 = 0; repeat var2++; //this does exactly the same but the check is at the end of the loop, //meaning this loop will be processed at least once! until(var2 > 10) for(var3 = 0;var3 <= 10;var3++) //this does exactly the same as the while loop but you control the incremention //in the header of the loop which makes it more readable end from var4 = 0 to 10 step 1 //this does exactly the same as the while and the for loop. The '''step 1''' is optional end loop frame; //the frame statement will be processed forever end End