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A [[loop]] is '''discontinuous''' when a single [[node]] does not comply with the rules defined for that loop.

The following image illustrates the concept:

[[Image:discontinuous.png]]

This loop has 2 simple rules:
* Each red link must be followed by a blue link.
* Each blue link must be followed by a red link.

When we close the loop at node '''A''', we can see that these rules are not obeyed by node '''A'''. It has two red links. Therefore, this is a discontinuous loop, with node '''A''' being the '''discontinuity'''.
There can only be a single discontinuity in a discontinuous loop. A loop that violates the rules at multiple locations is not a valid loop.
== See Also ==
* [[Continuous]]
* [[Nice Loop]]
[[Category:Chains and Loops]]

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