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Oz has a looping construct introduced by the keyword for. The simplest form is to iterate over the elements of a list:
for X in [a b c] do {Inspect X} end One can think of X as a mutable variable that succesively takes of values of the list [a b c]. You can also use special syntax to write something loops over integers:
for I in 2..25 do {Inspect I} end This has the same effect as if I ranged over the integer list [2 ... 25] except that this list is never constructed explicitely.
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