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This pull request updates the reduction loop in the block-wide reduction examples for both the English and Korean versions of Puzzle 27. The main change is replacing the Python
forloop with awhileloop that halves the stride at each iteration, making the reduction logic clearer and more idiomatic for parallel programming.Reduction loop logic update:
for stride in range(64, 0, -1):loop with awhile stride > 0:loop, initializingstride = 64and halving it each iteration usingstride //= 2, in both the English (book/src/puzzle_27/puzzle_27.md) and Korean (book/i18n/ko/src/puzzle_27/puzzle_27.md) documentation. [1] [2] [3] [4]