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## Embracing Control Flow

One significant advantage of using `Effect.gen` in conjunction with generators is its capability to employ standard control flow constructs within the generator function. These constructs include `if`/`else`, `for`, `while`, and other branching and looping mechanisms, enhancing your ability to express complex control flow logic in your code.
It is easy to express complex control flow logic with `Effect.gen` because it accepts a generator function and standard control flow constructs such as `if`/`else`, `for`, `while`, and other branching and looping mechanisms can be used inside the generator function.

**Example** (Using Control Flow)

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