Moving over to other victim machine let's first write down the exact condition here.
So let's say we want to say that if we type stop as a user come on we must stop this execution of this
loop again and again and then we move out of this loop.
So once we have returned our data our user come on to the big time machine and indicating that we have
a time machine that this is I would go on.
We can make the loop a statement.
So take this statement would be if you use.
Come on.
Right.
Equals equals.
Should be
nothing.
So if you use the warm dry equals equals and then we say if it stop and backslash and we have to stop
that the addition of a loop so to do this we will set the loop on those two forms and then simply break
the loop.
So this is our exit condition.
So in this time we indicate the victim.
We send this command to the victim machine telling the machine that it also should stop execution.
And here we said this in top condition so that we get out of this loop safely.
So that's how you define the energy condition.
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