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<JAA> `for ((;cond;)); do` is the same as `while ((cond)); do`.
<JAA> And `for ((;;))` is an infinite loop like `while :`.
<JAA> `for ((;;something))` is similar to `while :; do ...; ((something)); done`.
<JAA> You can do a lot of fun things with `for ((`. :-)
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<spiderella> Did you know that in for loops you can replace do done with { }
<jn> does that work with then/fi too?
<spiderella> Only with for
<spiderella> Not even while
<spiderella> But it makes sense because in if and while that would need to be part of the condition
<spiderella> Whereas in for it's clearly separate