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Lecture Notes in Computer ScienceIn this chapter, we discuss how to specify iteration in LSCs, in the form of the various kinds of looping constructs the language supports.

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Variables and Symbolic MessagesIn this chapter we present our first extension to the basic constant-message LSCs discussed in Chap. 5. It involves the simplest means LSCs have for specifying generalized scenarios, namely, variables and symbolic messages.

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Branching and SubchartsIn this chapter we discuss ways of using conditions to help control the execution flow of a chart, and how this works with the main LSC structuring mechanism — the subchart.

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Lecture Notes in Computer Science (and should not) be described using LSC-style interactions between objects but are better viewed as external pieces of computation or logic to be worked into the scenarios. In this chapter we discuss these, and the assignment statements that can be used to apply them.

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