Create SilkLanguage.md

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 Note that global variables are not initialized at runtime. Instead, the compiler stores the value of global variables with the `CompiledProgram` and the global variables are already initialized when the runtime loads the program. Contrast this to local variables, which must be initialized at runtime.
 
-## Loops
-
-Silk supports `for` and `while` loops. Curly braces are required around the loop body when the body has more than one statement.
-
-```cs
-for i = 1 to 100
-    printline i
-```
-
-```cs
-i = 1
-while i <= 10
-{
-    printline i
-    i = i + 1
-}
-```
-
-Silk supports the `break` and `continue` keywords. Use `break` to exit the current loop. Use `continue` to immediately start the next iteration of the current loop. Loops can be nested.
-
 ## Lists (Arrays)
 
 Silk also supports lists. There are two ways to create a list. The first way is using square brackets to specify the size of the list.
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 Multiline Comment
 A multiline comment starts with a forward slash and asterisk (`/*`) and ends with an asterisk and forward slash (`*/`). These delimiters and anything that appears between them will be considered a comment and ignored by the compiler.
 
-## Structures
+## Flow Control
 
-The Silk language supports a number of standard language structures.
+The Silk language supports several constructs to control the flow of execution.
 
 #### If
 
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 }
 ```
 
+Both `while` and `for` loops can contain the `break` and `continue` keywords. Use `break` to exit the current loop and start execution at the next line after the loop. Use `continue` to jump to the next iteration of the current loop.
+
 ## Operators
 
 Silk supports the following operators.