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    Loops increase the time of execution

    I read that if your code is having no loop than it will work faster and we should avoid the loops. But how can it be possible to avoid loops? Without loops coding can not be done. How can they say that loops should be ignored? Can one help me if he/she knows the answer?

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    Re: Loops increase the time of execution

    I don't think anyone literally said to ignore loops totally, as that would be impossible mostly.

    People tend to use loop wrong, and depending on what they do inside the loop, that will eat your processor up.

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    Re: Loops increase the time of execution

    Quote Originally Posted by HanneSThEGreaT View Post
    ......that will eat your processor up.
    LOL when you put it that way i think of this
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