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544 Appendix BOOK PSEUDOCODE } ...; which means that x is checked for zero value upon entry of the whole loop, then all the interior tasks are to be performed until, after some complete pass of the interior tasks, x is found to be zero and that ends the while() looping. Operations that change the value of a single variable include these: x = x + c; // x is increased by c. x = cx; // x is multiplied by c. x = x3; // Shift right, same as x = ⌊x/8⌋. x = x ∧ 37; // Exclusive-or bits of x with 0 ...0100101 binary. x = x &37; // And bits of x with 0 ...0100101 binary. For() loops The for() loop is ubiquitous in this book, in being our primary automaton for executing tasks repeatedly. Again we defer to a set of examples, not trying rigorously to exhaust all possible forms of English-C loops possible, rather, covering some of the common styles appearing in the book. for(a ≤ x
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