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The while statement executes a block of code while an expression evaluates true. For example::
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The expression is evaluated when while statement is first reached, and then each time control reaches the end of the block. When the expression return a false value, the statement after the while statement is executed.
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Ren'Py does not have continue, break, or for statements. Continue and break statements can be replaced by jumps to labels placed before or after the while loop, respectively. The first example of a while loop, above, shows how a while loop can replace a for statement.
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Pass Statement
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The pass statement can be used when a block is required, but no statement is suitable. It does nothing.
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