While Loops

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While loops in Scrybe are also similar to those of other languages. They consist of the keyword while, a condition enclosed in parentheses, and a body. The statements in the body are not run if the condition is falsey upon the first iteration.

If the condition is simply true, Scrybe internally simplifies the while loop to a “forever” block in the Scratch palette.

Here are some examples of while loops:

while (true) {
    my_counter += 1;
    say(my_counter);
}

while (time.timer < 10) {
    say("It will be ten seconds in... " .. math.ceil(10 - time.timer) .. " seconds");
}