bytecode: Implement while and break statements #324
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The bytecode for a while statement is similar to that produced for an `if`, except that the OpJump points to the start of the statement and not the end. Break statements are also jumps to the end of their enclosing loop. Co-authored-by: joshcarp <joshcarp@users.noreply.github.com> Co-authored-by: pgmitche <pgmitche@users.noreply.github.com>
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The bytecode for a while statement is similar to that produced for
an
if, except that the OpJump points to the start of thestatement and not the end. Break statements are also jumps to
the end of their enclosing loop.