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::: Done. TC [[Special:Contributions/203.122.223.121|203.122.223.121]] ([[User talk:203.122.223.121|talk]]) 10:33, 24 January 2010 (UTC)
:::: It's worth noting that some languages offer a clearly distinguishing, short-circuiting form of its boolean operators (this is usually true when the default form is not short-circuiting). For example, Ada has operators "and then" and "or else", while VB.NET adds "AndAlso"/"OrElse" - both with names clearly implying short-circuiting. That said, an explicit conditional is clearer still. On the other hand, "exit while" is itself a "BASICism", and is generally frowned upon in pseudocode, where boolean flags are preferred over goto-like constructs (which early loop termination is). Especially since pseudocode is written is pretty much untyped Pascal, which never had anything like "exit while". So I'll change it to use a boolean flag instead. [[User:Int19h|-- int19h]] ([[User talk:Int19h|talk]]) 17:39, 4 February 2010 (UTC)
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