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Originally Posted by SnoW What I said was: Nowhere not even near in this statement I refer any way to loops in general or point out that loops should not be used because of their ability of breaking linearity. Loops are needed in many cases and when needed they should be used. My statement does not any way deny that. Then again my statement states that breaks should be avoided, because they break linearity inside a loop ( I think this is the part you did not get, so I will highlight you to notice how this has nothing to do with the loop breaking the outer linearity ). Then I state that when there is no other option for break, it should be used. If something is still unclear I will be happy to help.

The way you stated it originally made it easy to infer that you meant that for loops without breaks were linear code.