Sometimes when developing we want our program to process items continually. This can be a fairly simple concept: the script sits in a loop and constantly does what we need it to until there are no items to process. Then our program is finished. If we want to run more items, we need to start the script again. As you can see, this could be a tedious, laborious, and potentially inefficient system.
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