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	The '''WHILE''' statement in ASCEND can be used to perform conditional looping actions within [[METHOD\|METHODs]]. An example of the usage is		The '''WHILE''' statement in ASCEND can be used to perform conditional looping actions within [[METHOD\|METHODs]]. An example of the usage is

	<source lang="a4c">WHILE i ~~>~~ 5 DO		<source lang="a4c">
	x[i]~~ ~~:= i;		WHILE i > 5 DO
			x[i] := i;
	i := i - 1;		i := i - 1;
	END WHILE;</source>		END WHILE;
			</source>

	A test file using this syntax is {{src\|models/test/while.a4c}}.		A test file using this syntax is {{src\|models/test/while.a4c}}.


	== See also ==		== See also ==
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	* [[FOR]]		* [[FOR]]

			[[Category:Documentation]]

	[[Category:Documentation]]
	[[Category:Syntax]]		[[Category:Syntax]]

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The '''WHILE''' statement in ASCEND can be used to perform conditional looping actions within [[METHOD|METHODs]]. An example of the usage is

<source lang="a4c">WHILE i > 5 DO
x[i] := i;
i := i - 1;
END WHILE;</source>

A test file using this syntax is {{src|models/test/while.a4c}}.

== See also ==

* [[FOR]]

[[Category:Documentation]]
[[Category:Syntax]]

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