> As I understand things: > > BLOCK1 andthen BLOCK2 > > evaluates BLOCK1 and then if BLOCK1 evaluates to "true" evaluates > BLOCK2. If BLOCK2 evaluates to "true" we're done. If BLOCK2 > evaluates to "false", then BLOCK1 is re-evaluated. So how is that different from: do BLOCK1 until do BLOCK2 ???
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