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From: Gautier <gautier.demontmollin@maths.unine.ch>
Subject: Re: bitwise comparators
Date: 2000/01/17
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> In C you'd
> have one while loop, and you'd put your condition in the while expression and
> that's it.  Nothing more to learn about it!
> What's your opinion on this?

The situation seems the same to me: both have for and while loops. Ada has
a conditionless loop in addition. Isn't there an exit statement in C ?
(I'm in the reverse situation...)

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