IMHO: 1. while(condition) is only appropriate, if the condition is determined outside the loop. 2. define variables only in the scope, where they are used. 3. for(...) is appropriate if there is a counting variable, which is only used inside the loop 4. If you look closer, in your code snippet you could fairly use while(true) and define containsChild inside the loop.
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