Bronze Edition Guide - True BASIC

56 BRONZE Edition Guide
As with UNTIL, you can use either DO WHILE or LOOP WHILE. A DO WHILE loop may
never be used if the condition is false the first time; a LOOP UNTIL loop always runs at
least once since the test is made at the end of the loop.
You can also combine conditions with True BASIC’s logical operators: AND, OR, and
NOT. You can use a combined condition anywhere a simple condition works. For example,
the following statement would continue the loop until either the money doubles or 8
years go by:
LOOP until money >= 2 * original OR years >= 8