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Programming in Lua | ![]() |
Part I. The Language Chapter 4. Statements |
As usual, Lua first tests the while condition; if the condition is false, then the loop ends; otherwise, Lua executes the body of the loop and repeats the process.
local i = 1 while a[i] do print(a[i]) i = i + 1 end
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