I have difficulties with all the proposals that have been given in the past for a suitable 'until' syntax. However, I have advocated that 'do' as an alias for 'while 1', would be cleaner, more elegant, and simpler to grasp for new programmers (e.g., children). Therefore, in a half-attempt to answer your question, I believe that most Pythonic implementation of do-until would be: do: some code if condition: break Andrew Henshaw
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