> A plain old for loop has so much to recommend it. You get powerful control flow constructs (break/continue/return) and obvious performance characteristics. I

> A plain old for loop has so much to recommend it. You get powerful control flow constructs (break/continue/return) and obvious performance characteristics. I spent 3.5 hours with a junior team member yesterday refactoring break and continue out of her loops. The code was so much more readable afterwards.