Continue statement- the do loop continues its execution.
In addition to this, the do loop can also contain the following: Once the expression in the do loop has been executed the number of times specified by the user, the next lines of code after the do loop are processed by Mathematica. If you need a refresher on this type of loop, please my article about while loops in Mathematica here. However, it only executes the body of the while as long as the condition is true. Recall that the while loop in Mathematica assesses whether a condition is true or false. This is regardless of whether the expression is true or false. Notes about the Do Loopįurthermore, the do loop in Mathematica is different than the while loop because it executes an expression repeatedly. Here is the general syntax of the most commonly used do loops in Mathematica:ĭo - evaluates the expression i times ( i is the counter variable, in this case).ĭo - evaluates the expression with i taking all the specified values of i_1, i_2, \ldots. And a counter variable (which specifies for how long the expression needs to be executed). It consists of the do statement (which executes an expression).
for loops (for a refresher, please check out the tutorial about for loops in Mathematica).
while loops (you can read more details here about while loops in Mathematica).
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