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A preconditional loop is a type of loop that checks a condition before executing its body. If the condition evaluates to true, the loop's statements are executed; if false, the loop is skipped entirely. This ensures that the loop may not run at all if the initial condition is not met. Common examples of preconditional loops include "while" loops in programming.

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