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      <title>Why Kotlin? An Introduction. (Part 4)</title>
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      <description>We&#39;re going back to some of the good stuff right now. Control flow! Last week was a little more ranty, with a little less real content than I like, so I&#39;m going to try to put a little more content in this week.
ZZZzzzzz&amp;hellip;. We&#39;ll get the boring stuff out of the way first&amp;hellip; What&#39;s the same in Kotlin as in Java? Most of it&amp;hellip;
While and Do While still doing the same thing Kotlin:</description>
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