For me the original is much clearer and is how I normally structure my iterators/do/for loops, since explicitly checking for conditions and using 'continue' whe

For me the original is much clearer and is how I normally structure my iterators/do/for loops, since explicitly checking for conditions and using 'continue' when the iterated value is not worth processing makes it nice and clear that everything _after_ these checks is valid and can contain the meat of the processing without more if/else checks. This approach also works fine for c++ and c# code (probably also java too), which I like as it keeps my projects nice and consistent and I can jump between codebases and feel at home. The only thing that I don't like about it is the if() statements not being contained in {}'ies. That always makes me nervous.