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An internal loop refers to a control structure within a program that repeats a block of code, allowing for iterative processing, typically managed by constructs like "for" or "while" loops. An external loop, on the other hand, generally refers to a higher-level loop that may manage multiple internal loops or controls the overall flow of execution in a program. Both are essential for efficient programming, enabling complex operations and data manipulation through repetition.

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