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## Overview

**`redo`** in Perl is an operator that restarts from the given label without evaluating a conditional statement. When `redo` is called, no other statements will execute. 

When a label is given along with the `redo` operator, then the execution starts from the loop specified by the label.

## Syntax

```perl
redo Label
```

## Parameters
The parameter `redo` takes is the **`label`**. The `label` is assigned to a loop or block of code to be executed.

## Example 1

The code below demonstrates the use of `redo`. The  WHATEVER loop will redo even when the condition `if($a < 10)` tells it to stop, i.e., when `$a` becomes `10`.

# While making exercises "package Test;" needs to be the first line of code.
    
    $a = 1;
  
# Assigning label to loop
OURLABEL: {
   $a = $a + 5;
   redo OURLABEL if ($a < 10);
}
  
# Printing the value
print ($a);

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## Example 2
We use the `redo` operator to redo a `while` loop. The loop will redo when `$a` is `100`, even when the condition `if($a < 100)` is set.

# While making exercises "package Test;" needs to be the first line of code.

$a = 1;
  
# Assigning label to loop
$count = 1;
OURLABEL: while($count < 10) {
   $a = $a + 5;
   $count++;
   redo OURLABEL if ($a < 100);
}
  
# Printing the value
print ("$a $count");

#    
## Overview

**`redo`** in Perl is an operator that restarts from the given label without evaluating a conditional statement. When `redo` is called, no other statements will execute. 

When a label is given along with the `redo` operator, then the execution starts from the loop specified by the label.

## Syntax

```perl
redo Label
```

## Parameters
The parameter `redo` takes is the **`label`**. The `label` is assigned to a loop or block of code to be executed.

## Example 1

The code below demonstrates the use of `redo`. The  WHATEVER loop will redo even when the condition `if(＄a < 10)` tells it to stop, i.e., when `＄a` becomes `10`.

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## Example 2
We use the `redo` operator to redo a `while` loop. The loop will redo when `＄a` is `100`, even when the condition `if(＄a < 100)` is set.

What is redo in Perl?

Overview

Syntax

Parameters

Example 1

Example 2