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In this paper multi-staged discrete loops are introduced to narrow the gap between for-loops and general loops. Although multi-staged discrete loops can be used in situations that would otherwise require general loops it is still possible to determine the maximum number of iterations, which is trivial for for-loops but extremely difficult for general loops. Thus multi-staged discrete loops form an excellent framework for determining the worst-case performance of a program.