4.2 MOO Language Statements

Statements are MOO constructs that, in contrast to expressions, perform some useful, non-value-producing operation. For example, there are several kinds of statements, called `looping constructs', that repeatedly perform some set of operations. Fortunately, there are many fewer kinds of statements in MOO than there are kinds of expressions.

4.2.1 Errors While Executing Statements
4.2.2 Simple Statements
4.2.3 Statements for Testing Conditions
4.2.4 Statements for Looping
4.2.5 Terminating One or All Iterations of a Loop
4.2.6 Returning a Value from a Verb
4.2.7 Handling Errors in Statements
4.2.8 Cleaning Up After Errors
4.2.9 Executing Statements at a Later Time