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This renames the exercise master mixologist to expert mixologist and also renames "while loops" to "while and repeat loops"

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However, if we label the outer loop, calling it `mainLoop`, and specify continuing _that_ loop when the current `letter` is "e" then any non-vowel letters following the "e" are not printed, nor is the trailing line of asterisks and newline.
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## Fallthrough
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If you mean the keyword, it should be lowercase and not titlecase.

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@@ -145,15 +145,13 @@
"status": "active"
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{
"slug": "master-mixologist",
"name": "Master Mixologist",
"slug": "expert-mixologist",
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Is it okay to change the slug? Would Jeremy need to change something in the database to link the old and new slugs?

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Swift has a set of statements that can be used to alter the normal control flow of loops.
These are known as control transfer statements.
You have already seen `return`; this concept will introduce other, which include `continue`, `break`, and labels.
We won't cover `fallthrough` in this concept, but you can read about it in the [Swift book][fallthrough].
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Is Fallthrough covered? I see it below.

Comment on lines +5 to +6
While loop's condition is evaluated before the loop body is executed; if the condition is false, the loop body will not be executed at all.
while-loops in Swift have the following structure:
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One sentence starts with "While loop's" and the next with "while-loops". It would be good to make these consistent.

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