I just realized that the self-explanatory "Conditional Indexing" feature of a Loop introduced in LV 2012 has an interesting feature: You can actually have a conditional Last Value. Unfortunately, it is not very useful, since, if the condition is False, the returned value appears to be the default of the wire type (in the illustration above, it would be 0). I have no problem with that particular value, but I am just questioning the usefulness of the feature. If you are not indexing the output of a loop, you can then use something like this, which gives you the opportunity to at least chose what value to output in each case: Now I am sure that our LabVIEW aces have already found a zillion use-cases for this feature, but I haven't...

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My guess is that it's allowed because it would require extra code under the hood to prevent it,and there is really no reason to prevent it.

"If you weren't supposed to push it, it wouldn't be a button."

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