>> That’s fair enough. :)
>>
>> But surely you’ll admit that if
>>
>> repeat N {
>>
>> }
>>
>> was valid, then repeat { } follows as the logical repeat indefinitely
>> syntax, no?
>
> No! Not at all! As I wrote above, it could mean repeat once. It currently
> means repeat until the condition that follows, and if that condition is
> optional you only find out after you read everything in the loop. So, IMO, it
> does not follow at all!
I agree, it doesn't follow that if repeat N { } exists then somehow repeat
without an argument means 'forever'. In English, 'repeat' without anything to
indicate how many time means 'repeat once'._______________________________________________
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