The for loop is actually a poor way to do it, IMO. Even if behind the scenes, these are implemented via conditional gotos (like C), it may not be obvious what s

The for loop is actually a poor way to do it, IMO. Even if behind the scenes, these are implemented via conditional gotos (like C), it may not be obvious what s going on to someone else who isn't familiar with the syntax. I'd opt for the if-goto loop each time when it's something like halting when you find what you're looking for. To wit: You can expect others to be familiar with basic features of the language and ecosystem, or prepared to learn them.