endforend

Endforend is a term that lacks a widely accepted definition in programming, computer science, or software engineering. It does not correspond to a standard language construct or formal concept. As a result, the meaning of endforend is dependent on context and is rarely used in authoritative references.

In practice, the phrase may appear as a typographical error, a nonstandard DSL's token, or a nickname for a project. Many languages and templating systems use dedicated closing tokens such as endfor, end, or endif to terminate blocks. For example, templating engines like Jinja2 and Django's template language close a for block with endfor, while Ruby uses end to close blocks. The exact string endforend is not part of these conventional grammars, and when seen in code it typically signals a mistake or a need for clarification.

Outside of code, endforend can be used as a brand or repository name, or as a made-up term in tutorials or discussions. There is no established theory, standard reference, or widely cited usage that defines endforend as a concept.

If you encounter endforend, determine its meaning from the surrounding text or code and consult the project's documentation or the author for clarification. See also endfor, end tag, end block, and for loop for related concepts and terminology.