In message <haqq0p$7f...@reader1.panix.com>, kj wrote:
> I use "while True"-loops often, and intend to continue doing this
> "while True" ...
My practice with regard to loops is to use constructs such as "while
(condition) { ... }" and "do ... while (condition)" where "condition" is the
ONLY terminating condition (i.e. no "break" statements in the middle). If I
need to exit in the middle, or have more than one exit, then I switch to
"for (;;) { ... }" or (Python)" "while True : ...". That way, anybody
reading the code immediately realizes that the only way out of the loop is
by one or more exits in the middle.
By the way, in practice some 90% of my loops seem to need either multiple
exits or an exit in the middle.
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