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Information Processing Letters
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While programming using the WHILE and REPEAT constructs, as in Pascal, is well established and taught regularly, programming using a LOOP construct with multiple exits is not. I feel that this much more general construct is a more useful programming construct and that it should be taught in introductory programming courses.