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Turbo Pascal Statements
Repeat - Repetitive Statement
A Repeat statement contains an expression that controls the repeated
execution of a statement, or sequence of statements. The expression
must evaluate to a standard boolean value. The statement(s) between
the reserved words Repeat and Until are executed repeatedly until, at
the end of a sequence, the expression evaluates to TRUE. All of
the statements are executed at least once because the expression is
evaluated after the execution sequence.
+-----------+ +------------+
Repeat ----.| statement |---. Until ---.| expression |--.
. +-----------+ | +------------+
| |
+------ ; -----+
EXAMPLE: Var
x, y : Integer;
Begin
Repeat
ReadLn(x);
ReadLn(y);
Until (x = y);
End.
See Also:
Boolean
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